Construction has been keeping up a brisk pace the past couple of weeks, with favorable weather and a good crew helping to move things along. Signs of the work are obvious from the outside – the elevator tower has grown to meet the roof, and the rooftop cabins are getting sided quickly – but inside […]
Construction Update: Week of July 28, 2014 Read More »
One of the more fascinating aspects of resurrecting an historic old building such as the El Moore is what you can learn about the character and personality of the building in the process. Sometimes it seems like the building opens itself up and invites us in, sharing all sorts of interesting tidbits and helping us to
Has St. Benedict been protecting the El Moore? Read More »
Some people have a knack for seeing treasure where others may only see trash. I like to think I am one of those people, although my adventures are usually limited to a thrift store or yard sale. When I am evaluating whether or not I need to rescue yet another piece of furniture, I am
El Moore Insights – Joe Gallagher Read More »
Who knew that sustainable redevelopment was hip? This week we were delighted to find mention of the El Moore development in SoulMag (has sadly moved on), a “stylish, hip, trendy, chic, edgy online fashion magazine for fashion-forward women.” The article says that we’re Detroit’s first hostel, and we do want to clear up that we’re not (Hostel Detroit
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