List of tallest buildings in Michigan

The Renaissance Center, Detroit.

The following is a list comprising the seventy-eight tallest skyscrapers in the U.S. state of Michigan. Skyscrapers are listed in descending order, from first to seventy-first. This tallest seventy-one includes completed, existing, free-standing skyscrapers. Height does not take into account subterranean floors, antennas, or other non-structural additions. There is also a timeline of the tallest buildings in Michigan and a timeline of the tallest skyscrapers. The Renaissance Center in Detroit, Michigan is the second tallest all-hotel skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere.[1]

## Tallest skyscrapers

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Rank  | Name  | City  | Year  | Floors  | Height
feet / m | Image  | Reference/Notes

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1  | Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center | Detroit | 1977  | 73[a] | 727 / 222  |  | [7] Tallest building in Michigan
2  | Hudson Site Tower | Detroit  | 2024  | 49  | 680 / 207  |  | [1]
3  | One Detroit Center | Detroit  | 1993  | 43  | 619 / 189  |  | [8]
4  | Penobscot Building | Detroit  | 1928  | 47  | 565 / 172  |  | [9]
5-T  | Renaissance Center 100  | Detroit  | 1977  | 39  | 522 / 159  |  | [10][11]
5-T  | Renaissance Center 200  | Detroit  | 1977  | 39  | 522 / 159  |  | [12][13]
5-T  | Renaissance Center 300  | Detroit  | 1977  | 39  | 522 / 159  |  | [14][15]
5-T  | Renaissance Center 400  | Detroit  | 1977  | 39  | 522 / 159  |  | [16][17]
9  | Guardian Building | Detroit  | 1929  | 40  | 496 / 151  |  | [18][19]
10  | Book Tower | Detroit  | 1926  | 38  | 475 / 145  |  | [20][21]
11  | 150 West Jefferson | Detroit  | 1989  | 26  | 455 / 139  |  | [22][23]
12  | Fisher Building | Detroit  | 1928  | 30  | 444 / 135  |  |
13-T  | Cadillac Tower | Detroit  | 1927  | 40  | 437 / 133  |  |
13-T  | David Stott Building | Detroit  | 1929  | 32  | 437 / 133  |  |
15  | One Woodward Avenue | Detroit  | 1963  | 28  | 430 / 131  |  |
16  | River House Condominiums | Grand Rapids | 2008  | 34  | 406 / 124  |  | [24]

Tallest building in Michigan outside of Detroit

17  | 3000 Town Center | Southfield | 1975  | 32  | 402 / 122  |  | [25] Tallest building in Michigan outside of Detroit and Grand Rapids
18  | 1000 Town Center | Southfield  | 1989  | 28  | 395 / 120  |  | [25]
19  | Patrick V. McNamara Federal Building | Detroit  | 1976  | 27  | 393 / 120  |  |
20  | Detroit Edison Plaza | Detroit  | 1971  | 25  | 374 / 114  |  |
21  | 2000 Town Center | Southfield  | 1986  | 28  | 370 / 113  |  | [25]
22  | David Broderick Tower | Detroit  | 1928  | 35  | 369 / 113  |  |
23  | 211 West Fort Street | Detroit  | 1963  | 27  | 368 / 112  |  |
24  | Buhl Building | Detroit  | 1925  | 29  | 366 / 112  |  | [26][27]
25  | Westin Book-Cadillac Hotel | Detroit  | 1924  | 29  | 349 / 106  |  | [28][29]
26  | Hollywood Casino at Greektown | Detroit  | 2009  | 30  | 348 / 106  |  | [30]
27  | Top of Troy Building | Troy | 1975  | 25  | 346 / 106  |  | [31] Tallest building in Troy
28  | Plaza Towers | Grand Rapids  | 1991  | 34  | 345 / 105  |  |
29  | First National Building | Detroit  | 1930  | 26  | 341 / 104  |  | [32][33]
30-T  | Renaissance Center 500  | Detroit  | 1977  | 21  | 339 / 103  |  | [34][35]
30-T  | Renaissance Center 600  | Detroit  | 1977  | 21  | 339 / 103  |  | [36][37]
32  | 1001 Woodward | Detroit  | 1965  | 23  | 338 / 103  |  |
33  | American Center | Southfield  | 1975  | 25  | 331 / 101  |  | [25]
34  | Renaissance City Apartments | Detroit  | 1985  | 33  | 331 / 101  |  | [citation needed]
35  | 5000 Town Center | Southfield  | 1983  | 33  | 328 / 100  |  | [25]
36  | AT&T Building Addition | Detroit  | 1974  | 17  | 327 / 100  |  |
37  | Chrysler House | Detroit  | 1913  | 23  | 324 / 99  |  | [38][39]
38  | Jeffersonian Apartments | Detroit  | 1965  | 30  | 322 / 99  |  |
39  | AT&T Building | Detroit  | 1917  | 19  | 319 / 97  |  |
40-T  | Amway Grand Tower | Grand Rapids  | 1983  | 29  | 318 / 97  |  |
40-T  | Blue Cross/Blue Shield Service Center | Detroit  | 1971  | 22  | 318 / 97  |  |
40-T  | Coleman A. Young Municipal Center | Detroit  | 1954  | 20  | 318 / 97  |  |
43  | Huntington Bank Tower | Detroit | 2022  | 20  | 311 / 95  |  |
44  | Penobscot Building Annex | Detroit  | 1913  | 23  | 310 / 94  |  | [40][41]
45-T  | 1300 Lafayette East Cooperative | Detroit  | 1961  | 30  | 305 / 93  |  | [42][43]
45-T  | Riverfront Tower 300 | Detroit  | 1983  | 21  | 305 / 93  |  |
45-T  | Riverfront Tower 200 | Detroit  | 1983  | 21  | 305 / 93  |  |
48  | Boji Tower | Lansing | 1931  | 23  | 297 / 90.5  |  | Tallest building in Lansing
49-T  | Executive Plaza | Detroit  | 1967  | 22  | 290 / 88  |  |
Residence at Water Square  | Detroit  | 2024  | 25  | 290 / 88  |  |
51  | Ford Building | Detroit  | 1909  | 19  | 275 / 84  |  |
52  | MotorCity Casino Hotel | Detroit  | 2007  | 12  | 273 / 83  |  | [44]
53  | David Whitney Building | Detroit  | 1916  | 19  | 272 / 83  |  |
54  | Bridgewater Place | Grand Rapids  | 1993  | 18  | 271 / 83  |  |
55  | 4000 Town Center | Southfield  | 1979  | 20  | 270 / 82  |  | [45]
56-T  | Tower Plaza | Ann Arbor  | 1969  | 26  | 267 / 81  |  | Tallest building in Ann Arbor
56-T  | Michigan State Capitol  | Lansing  | 1879  | 4  | 267 / 81  |  | [46]
58-T  | Fort Street Presbyterian Church | Detroit  | 1855  | 1  | 265 / 81  |  | [47] Tallest church in Michigan
58-T  | Detroit City Club Apartments | Detroit  | 1981  | 28  | 265 / 81  |  | [48]
60  | Shore Club Skytower | Saint Clair Shores  | 1965  | 26  | 260 / 79  |  | [49] Tallest building in Saint Clair Shores
61-T  | McKay Tower | Grand Rapids  | 1927  | 16  | 259 / 79  |  | [50]
61-T  | Water Board Building | Detroit  | 1928  | 24  | 259 / 79  |  | [51]
63  | Riverfront Tower 100 | Detroit  | 1991  | 26  | 257 / 78  |  | [52]
64-T  | JW Marriott Grand Rapids | Grand Rapids  | 2007  | 23  | 256 / 78  |  |
64-T  | Travelers Tower I | Southfield  | 1971  | 18  | 256 / 78  |  | [53]
66  | Washington Boulevard Apartments | Detroit  | 1923  | 21  | 255 / 78  |  | [54]
67  | One Towne Square | Southfield  | 1992  | 21  | 253 / 77  |  | [55]
68  | Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Building | Flint  | 1929  | 16  | 250/76  |  |
69  | Henry Ford Hospital Apartments | Detroit  | 1976  | 21  | 250 / 76  |  | [56]
70  | Grand Park Centre | Detroit  | 1922  | 19  | 250 / 76  |  | [57]
71  | Chrysler Headquarters | Auburn Hills  | 1996  | 15  | 249 / 76  |  | [58] Tallest building in Auburn Hills
72-T  | St. Florian Catholic Church | Hamtramck  | 1928  | 1  | 247 / 75  |  | [59] Tallest church in Michigan outside Detroit
72-T  | Wayne County Building | Detroit  | 1902  | 13  | 247 / 75  |  | [60]
74  | Fort Ponchartrain - A Wyndham Hotel | Detroit  | 1965  | 25  | 245 / 75  |  | [61]
75-T  | DoubleTree Suites - Fort Shelby | Detroit  | 1917  | 22  | 242 / 74  |  | [62]
75-T  | Henry Ford Hospital | Detroit  | 1965  | 17  | 242 / 74  |  | [63]
77  | Louis Kamper Building | Detroit  | 1926  | 22  | 240 / 73  |  | [64]
78  | The Milton | Battle Creek  | 1931  | 19  | 72.5 / 238  |  | [65] Tallest building in Battle Creek
79- T  | Hudson Site Podium | Detroit  | 2023  | 14  | 232 / 71  |  |
79-T  | One Campus Martius | Detroit  | 2003  | 16  | 71 / 232  |  | [66]
79-T  | Michigan Central Station | Detroit  | 1913  | 18  | 71 / 232  |  | [67]
79-T  | Battle Creek Tower | Battle Creek  | 1931  | 21  | 71 / 232  |  | [68]

## Timeline of tallest buildings

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Fountain Street Baptist Church, Grand Rapids, MI 1908 Fort Street Presbyterian Church.

The following is a list of the tallest buildings in the U.S. state of Michigan on a year-to-year basis. The chart below shows the building, years as tallest, and its height.

Name  | Address  | Years as tallest  | Height
feet / m | Floors  | Reference

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First Michigan State Capitol | Capitol Park, Detroit, MI | 1828-1866 | 140 / 43 | 2 | [69]
Most Holy Trinity Church | 1050 Porter Street, Detroit, MI | 1866-1871 | 170 / 52 | 1 | [70]
Former Detroit City Hall | Campus Martius Park, Detroit, MI | 1871-1877 | 200 / 61 | 4 | [71]
Fountain Street Baptist Church | 24 Fountain St NE, Grand Rapids, MI | 1877 | 217 / 66 | 1 | [72][73]
Fort Street Presbyterian Church | 631 West Fort Street, Detroit, MI | 1877-1909 | 265 / 81 | 1 | [74][75]
Ford Building | 615 Griswold Street, Detroit, MI | 1909-1913 | 275 / 84 | 19 | [76]
Penobscot Building Annex | 144 West Congress Street, Detroit, MI | 1913 | 310 / 95 | 23 | [41]
Chrysler House | 719 Griswold Street, Detroit, MI | 1913-1924 | 324 / 99 | 23 | [39]
Book-Cadillac Hotel | 220 Michigan Avenue, Detroit, MI | 1924-1925 | 349 / 106 | 29 | [29]
Buhl Building | 535 Griswold Street, Detroit, MI | 1925-1926 | 366 / 112 | 29 | [27]
Book Tower | 1265 Washington Boulevard, Detroit, MI | 1926-1928 | 475 / 145 | 38 | [21]
Penobscot Building | 633 Griswold Street, Detroit, MI | 1928-1977 | 565 / 172 | 47 | [9]
Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center | 1 Renaissance Center Drive, Detroit, MI | 1977-present | 727 / 222 | 73 [a] | [7]

## Timeline of tallest skyscrapers

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The Chrysler House in the Detroit Financial District.

The following is a list of the tallest skyscrapers in the U.S. state of Michigan on a year-to-year basis. The chart below shows the skyscraper, its height, when it was completed, how long it was the tallest, and what skyscraper surpassed it. The Frank & Seder (1881) is considered Detroit's oldest existing iron-framed tall building. The Hammond Building (1889) is considered Detroit's first steel-framed skyscraper, though it is now demolished. Detroit's oldest existing steel-framed skyscraper is the 12-story United Way Community Services Building (1895) at 1212 Griswold, originally known as the Chamber of Commerce Building.

Name  | City  | Height
feet / m | Year  | Period  | Surpassed by

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Frank & Seder Building | Detroit | 135 / 41  | 1881  | 8 years  | Hammond Building[77]
Hammond Building | Detroit  | 150 / 46  | 1889  | 6 years  | United Way Community Services Building
United Way Community Services Building | Detroit  | 160 / 49  | 1895  | 1 year  | Majestic Building
Majestic Building | Detroit  | 223 / 68  | 1896  | 13 years  | Ford Building
Ford Building | Detroit  | 275 / 84  | 1909  | 4 years  | Penobscot Annex
Penobscot Annex | Detroit  | 310 / 94  | 1913  | <1 year  | Chrysler House
Chrysler House | Detroit  | 324 / 99  | 1913  | 12 years  | Book-Cadillac Hotel[29]
Book-Cadillac Hotel | Detroit  | 349 / 106  | 1925  | <1 year  | Buhl Building
Buhl Building | Detroit  | 366 / 112  | 1925  | 1 year  | Book Tower
Book Tower | Detroit  | 475 / 145  | 1926  | 2 years  | Penobscot Building
Penobscot Building | Detroit  | 565 / 172  | 1928  | 49 years  | Renaissance Center
Renaissance Center | Detroit  | 727 / 222  | 1977  | currently  | incumbent

## See also

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* List of tallest buildings in Detroit
* List of tallest buildings in Grand Rapids
* List of tallest buildings by U.S. state
* List of tallest buildings in the United States

## Notes

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1. ^ a b General Motors, the owner of the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center, maintains that the building has 73 floors.[2] Hines Interests, the property management firm for the building, gives a floor count of 74,[3] while architect Skidmore, Owings and Merrill gives a floor count of 75.[4] Emporis and other building database sites usually give the floor count as 70,[5] while other sources state 73 stories.[6] This table uses the floor count of 73 as stated officially by the building's owner.

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Architecture of metropolitan Detroit

Skyscrapers|

| 10 tallest|

* Renaissance Center
* One Detroit Center
* Penobscot
* RenCen Towers 100-400
* Guardian
* Book Tower
* 150 West Jefferson

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20 tallest|

* Fisher
* Cadillac Tower
* Stott
* One Woodward Avenue
* McNamara Federal
* DTE Energy
* Broderick
* 211 West Fort
* Buhl
* Westin Book Cadillac Hotel
* Hollywood Casino

30 tallest|

* First National
* Cadillac Centre
* RenCen Towers 500-600
* 1001 Woodward
* Millender Center
* AT&T
* Chrysler House
* Jeffersonian
* Blue Cross Blue Shield
* Coleman A. Young Municipal Center

40 tallest|

* Penobscot Annex
* Lafayette East
* Riverfront Tower 300
* Riverfront Tower 200
* Whitney
* Washington Square
* Riverfront Tower 100
* Water Board
* Washington Boulevard

50 tallest|

* Riverside Hotel
* Fort Shelby Hotel
* Industrial-Stevens
* Ford
* Leland
* Fyfe
* Grand Park Centre
* Compuware
* United Artists Theatre
* Michigan Central Station
* Cadillac Place

60 tallest|

* MGM Grand Detroit
* MotorCity Casino Hotel
* The Qube
* Maccabees
* Fort Washington Plaza
* One Kennedy Square
* Detroit Free Press
* Metropolitan
* Wardell

70–195 tallest|

* Kales
* Masonic Temple
* Town Apartments
* Michigan Building
* Park Avenue House
* Penobscot Building (1905)
* 1212 Griswold
* Belcrest
* Griswold Building
* Harvard Square
* Professional Plaza Tower
* Vinton
* Detroit Building
* Fox Theatre
* Lawyers Building
* Levin United States Courthouse
* Marquette

New Center|

* Fisher
* Cadillac Place
* Argonaut Building
* Henry Ford Hospital
* New Center Building

East side

* Lafayette Park
* Jeffersonian
* Detroit Towers
* The Kean
* The Whittier
* Harbortown Apartments

Suburban|

* Southfield Town Center
* American Center
* Top of Troy
* Tower Plaza
* Adoba Hotel
* Parklane Towers
* Chrysler Headquarters

Low rise
under 10 stories
selected|

| Downtown|

* 411
* Bankers Trust
* Cass Building
* Detroit Athletic Club
* Detroit Club
* Detroit Cornice and Slate
* Fillmore
* Harmonie Centre
* Harmonie Club
* L. B. King
* Opera House
* Music Hall
* Merchants
* One Griswold Street
* Wayne County Building
* Wright-Kay
* Savoyard Centre

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Midtown|

* Orchestra Hall
* Metropolitan Center
* Phoenix Group
* Old Main
* Rackham Building
* McGregor Memorial Conference Center
* Verona
* Wayne State University Buildings
* Clay Office

North|

* University of Detroit Mercy
* Detroit Golf Club

East side|

* Alden Park Towers
* Brewery Park
* Coronado
* El Tovar
* Garden Court
* Milner Arms
* Riverwalk Hotel
* Pasadena

Suburban|

* Country Club of Detroit
* The Dearborn Inn
* GM Technical Center
* Royal Park Hotel
* Inn at St. John's
* Townsend Hotel

Parks and gardens|

* Belle Isle
* Cranbrook
* Campus Martius
* Grand Circus
* Metroparks
* Matthaei Botanical Gardens
* Riverfront parks
* Detroit Zoo

Museums and libraries|

* Cranbrook Educational Community
* Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History
* Detroit Historical Museum
* Detroit Institute of Arts
* Detroit Public Library
* Detroit Science Center
* Edsel and Eleanor Ford House
* Fair Lane
* Ford Piquette Avenue Plant
* The Henry Ford
* Meadowbrook Hall
* Pewabic Pottery
* Southfield Public Library
* University of Michigan Museum of Art

Religious landmarks|

* Religious landmarks

Performance centers|

* Theatres and performing arts venues

Neighborhood
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| Residential|

* Arden Park-East Boston
* Atkinson Avenue
* Beverly Road
* Boston-Edison
* Brush Park
* Canton Township MPS
* Corktown
* East Ferry
* East Grand Boulevard
* East Jefferson Avenue
* Grosse Pointe
* Highland Heights-Stevens' Sub.
* Indian Village
* Layafette Park
* Northville
* Palmer Park Apartments
* Palmer Park Blvd.
* Palmer Woods
* Park Avenue
* Rosedale Gardens
* Rosedale Park
* Sherwood Forest
* Virginia Park
* Warren-Prentis
* West Canfield
* West Village
* Willis-Selden
* Woodbridge
* Woodward East
* (See also: Historic homes)

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Mixed-use|

* Adams Street
* Broadway Avenue
* Capitol Park
* Cass Park
* Cass-Davenport
* Congress Street
* Cultural Center
* Eastern Market
* Eastside Cemetery
* Financial District
* Grand Boulevard
* Grand Circus
* Grand River Avenue
* Gratiot Avenue
* Griswold Street
* Greektown
* West Jefferson Avenue
* Jefferson Chalmers
* Larned Street
* Michigan Avenue
* Monroe Avenue
* New Amsterdam
* New Center
* Piquette Avenue
* Randolph Street
* Shelby Street
* State Street
* Sugar Hill
* University–Cultural Center
* Washington Boulevard
* Wayne State University
* West Vernor-Junction
* West Vernor-Lawndale
* West Vernor-Springwells
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* Woodward Avenue

See also: List of tallest buildings in Detroit

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