Little Caesars Arena nears completion.
Showing posts with label Detroit Red Wings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Detroit Red Wings. Show all posts
Friday, June 30, 2017
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Monday, August 01, 2016
Monday, June 13, 2016
Little Caesars Arena
Labels:
Brush Park,
Construction,
Detroit,
Detroit Red Wings,
Michigan
Location:
Midtown, Detroit, MI, USA
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Monday, July 13, 2015
Aerial view of the Park Avenue Hotel Implosion
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Labels:
Demolition,
Detroit,
Detroit Red Wings,
Park Avenue Hotel
Location:
Cass Corridor, Detroit, MI 48201, USA
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Temple Hotel
The Temple Hotel was demolished in May of 2014 to make room for the expansion of a DTE substation that will supply power to the new Detroit Red Wings arena that will be built nearby.
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Labels:
Cass Corridor,
Demolition,
Detroit,
Detroit Red Wings,
DTE,
Midtown,
Temple Hotel
Location:
Cass Corridor, Detroit, MI 48201, USA
Thursday, January 10, 2008
A New Contender?
There has been much speculation over where the Detroit Red Wings will build their new arena if they decide not to renovate the Joe Louis Arena. The leading contenders are Foxtown on the swath of parking lots behind the Fox Theater and the land the city has recovered from the failed Motown Center project West of Woodward and North of I-75.
The latest rumor suggest that a new arena will be built at Grand River and the Lodge on the site of the closed East Jefferies housing projects. The rationale being that traffic from Red Wings games and other events would spill over to the Ilitch owned Motor City Casino. This would solidify a second Ilitch controlled entertainment district bridging the gap between the Motor City Casino and the Masonic Temple which Olympia Entertainment is now booking.
The latest rumor suggest that a new arena will be built at Grand River and the Lodge on the site of the closed East Jefferies housing projects. The rationale being that traffic from Red Wings games and other events would spill over to the Ilitch owned Motor City Casino. This would solidify a second Ilitch controlled entertainment district bridging the gap between the Motor City Casino and the Masonic Temple which Olympia Entertainment is now booking.
Labels:
Detroit,
Detroit Red Wings,
Hockey,
Joe Louis Arena