Project Overview

The David Stott Building is an Art Deco style, thirty-seven story high rise located in downtown Detroit, MI. The Stott formally opened in 1929. Current renovations included 109 residential apartments, a community center, a fitness center, exterior façade lighting, commercial spaces, and retail spaces.

David Stott had unique challenges due to the small footprint of the building. In order to overcome the lack of space for infrastructure improvements, existing elevator shafts were repurposed to provide a stacked electrical room arrangement and vertical HVAC and plumbing distribution. The David Stott Building stands as a testament to the resiliency and resurgence of Detroit. IDS served as the Engineer of Record.

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David Scott Building - Lobby A
David Scott Building - Lobby
David Scott Building - Lobby A
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David Scott Building - Lobby
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Services

Electrical
Lighting
Mechanical

Project Size

229,000 SF

Project Cost

Confidential

Project Contact

Joe Orlich
Bedrock Detroit

Project Team

Engineering
IDS
Architect of Record
Kraemer
Structural
IMEG
Interior Design
Patrick Thompson Design

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