Executive Plaza Building (Detroit)

The Executive Plaza Building, located at 1200 Sixth Street in Detroit, Michigan, is a notable two-tower office complex constructed between 1967 and 1975. The first tower, an 11-story structure, features distinctive precast concrete panels and recessed corners, while the second tower, completed in 1974, stands 22 stories tall and showcases a blend of international and black box architectural styles with reflective glass. Originally intended as the Detroit Trade Center, it served as a state office building until 2002. The property has a rich history, including a failed acquisition by the General Services Administration for FBI offices and an unsuccessful auction in 2014. This building represents a significant piece of Detroit's architectural landscape and offers insights into the city's evolving urban development.