Farwell Building

The Farwell Building is fairly unknown landmark among Detroit's buildings but one of its most beautiful and architecturally significant.
https://historicdetroit.org/buildings/farwell-building

Detroit, Michigan
Historic Farwell Building  Time to take a detailed look at a fairly unknown landmark among Detroit's buildings but one of its most beautiful and architecturally significant - The Farwell Building, built in 1915 near Capitol Park, the district named for the presence of Michigan's first state capitol building. After 30 years of sitting empty, the Farwell re-opened in 2019 after a $40 million restoration which (almost) brought it back to former glory. For more information, check Dan Austin's detailed story here: https://historicdetroit.org/buildings/farwell-building
Detroit, Michigan
Historic Farwell Building  Time to take a detailed look at a fairly unknown landmark among Detroit's buildings but one of its most beautiful and architecturally significant - The Farwell Building, built in 1915 near Capitol Park, the district named for the presence of Michigan's first state capitol building. After 30 years of sitting empty, the Farwell re-opened in 2019 after a $40 million restoration which (almost) brought it back to former glory. For more information, check Dan Austin's detailed story here: https://historicdetroit.org/buildings/farwell-building
Detroit, Michigan
Historic Farwell Building  Time to take a detailed look at a fairly unknown landmark among Detroit's buildings but one of its most beautiful and architecturally significant - The Farwell Building, built in 1915 near Capitol Park, the district named for the presence of Michigan's first state capitol building. After 30 years of sitting empty, the Farwell re-opened in 2019 after a $40 million restoration which (almost) brought it back to former glory. For more information, check Dan Austin's detailed story here: https://historicdetroit.org/buildings/farwell-building
Detroit, Michigan
Historic Farwell Building  The lobby of the Farwell, where two Tiffany chandeliers once hung. They were stolen when the building was abandoned. The vaulted dome was inlaid with thousands of tiny Tiffany glass pieces. Each piece of Tiffany glass was individually cut and polished.  For more information, check Dan Austin's detailed story here: https://historicdetroit.org/buildings/farwell-building