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Wow...that looks really good!
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I'm glad you guys liked it! Here's another photo, posted by Pure Detroit, that shows the new skyline from a distance as well as the recently installed DETROIT sign. Detroit's skyline (plus a little bit of Windsor's) has never looked this good!


Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid...44916201000695
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Currently watching Yankees/Tigers, and I keep seeing shots of this tower in the background.
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Oh wow, that's a great shot!
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It makes me so damn happy to see a major new skyscraper on Detroit's skyline! Beautiful!
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This building fits right in with all the pre-war towers. Instant classic, and a much needed 21st century boost to the Detroit skyline.
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Wow those two shots are gorgeous. Love the mini Sears-like vibe from this.
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It looks like all the top several floors are all mechanical. I figured it would be a big penthouse suite or a surprise public observation deck. Either way, view looks nice from up there.
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Gordie Howe bridge looking great in the background
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Some seriously great vibes going on with this building. It's tall, but doesn't seem nearly as oppressive to the older pre-war towers as so many of the other postwar towers in the skyline. Those last few pictures really also demonstrate how incredible the Penobscot Building is.
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Yesterday and today I walked through the entire 5 km of the Windsor Riverfront trail to see how the Hudson Tower looked from various angles. I took dozens of photos and the four below are the most illustrative.

This photo was taken on the 9th floor of my hotel, Holiday Inn Express Windsor Waterfront:


Near the east end of the trail:


Further west:


This was taken fairly close to the Ambassador Bridge. At this distance it's hard to tell whether Hudson is taller or shorter than the RenCen:
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Renaissance Centre looks so disconnected from the rest of Downtown Detroit. It almost looks like it is photo-shopped in.
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