I had an office with windows in Tower 400, and the view captivated me every day.
Fog blankets the river and the Canadian shore. |
A peaceful morning on the Detroit River. |
A ship called the Puffin was anchored off the RiverWalk for weeks. |
A tugboat pushing a barge and a freighter pass each other. |
There was something peaceful about watching freighters pass. |
The Ren Cen casting its shadow over the river. |
Belle Isle and its bridge |
Windows are everywhere in the Ren Cen, not just the towers. Sometimes I had to pause to take in the views from inside the building when heading out for a walk downtown or along the RiverWalk.
A view of Windsor, Ontario, through GM's Wintergarden. |
I believe this window is in the 2nd floor elevator shaft of Tower 400. |
Looking up through windows on the concourse that connects the towers. |
Looking through two windows at an escalator. |
Another view of the center tower through windows below. |
Downtown through an office window. |
More downtown through an office window. |
Windsor. |
Windsor. |
A little more Canada. |
Not a bad elevator ride to start the day. |
A view from the east side elevators in Tower 400. |
The river looks beautiful, even on a cloudy day. |
In the Tower 300 elevator, looking back at where I worked. |
Downtown. |
Downtown. |
Comerica Park and Ford Field in the distance. |
The Marriott sign on the center tower with Canada in the background. |
A view of downtown between the Ren Cen's towers. |
A view from Tower 300 of a hazy sunrise over the river. |
Our friendly neighbors in Windsor, Ontario. |
Jefferson Avenue from Tower 200. |
Belle Isle from Tower 200. |
I love this city. |
The Motor City. |
The building on the right has a running track on the roof. |
Detroit! |
The People Mover. |
Towers 500 and 600. The little towers. |
One last picture. Although it's a sunrise, it looks like this ship is sailing off into the sunset.
Detroit is beautiful. |
The Renaissance Center definitely has some amazing views! Thanks for sharing these wonderful pictures of downtown, Canada, and the river!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words. I'm happy you enjoyed the photos.
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