All 4 of the rooftop cabin beds, made from the lathe that came from behind the plaster walls, are now installed. The beds were designed and handcrafted by Chad Dickinson of Dickinson by Design, and they are truly works of art. Soon fabric will be added to partitions on the headboards and of course mattresses …
“Try not to be seen. But if, in a particular circumstance, such a thing cannot be helped, do all you can to keep the duration brief. The same as you do at the residence. To be asked to serve at the formal opening of the parlor is quite an honor, and you should know I …
There’s so much development going on in Midtown Detroit that you may never think to look beyond the exciting hustle and bustle around the El Moore. But if you stop, take a minute and just raise your chin up a click or two, I guarantee you’ll be shocked by the amazing beautiful skies that often …
All of the residents have settled in for a few months now, so we have been turning our attention to the next component of the El Moore, the Lodge. The Lodge is comprised of nightly-rental rooms, 11 in all. Four reside on the roof, five are on the first floor, and two are shared space …
Now that the El Moore in Midtown Detroit has come back to life, opening its doors to residents for the first time in many years, we are creating ways we can come together as a community. I am Karen Batchelor, one of a small group of people honored to call the El Moore – Home. …
You’ve seen it: the Sign. All through the renovation of the 1898 El Moore urban living project on the corner of 2nd Avenue and West Alexandrine, the seemingly well-worn Sign has been there, saying to all who pass: “Welcome to Midtown.” The Sign was there before the work on the El Moore began; it was there …
