The Fisher Building

About the experience

Walking into the Fisher Building is truly like stepping into a masterpiece of architectural and artistic design. Here’s what makes it such an unforgettable destination:

• Grand Lobby: The first thing that captures your attention is the grand marble columns and intricate mosaics adorning the lobby. The blend of colorful, detailed ceilings and ornate lighting fixtures creates a visual feast that showcases the artistry involved in every corner of the building.
• Architectural Beauty: Designed by Albert Kahn, the Fisher Building is a prime example of Art Deco architecture. The building is often referred to as "Detroit's largest art object" due to its intricate design and attention to detail. From the mosaics to the painted ceilings, every part of the building reflects the era’s focus on grandeur and craftsmanship.
• Fisher Theatre: As you explore the building, a visit to the Fisher Theatre adds a touch of historical elegance. The theatre is not only a cultural gem for Detroit but also complements the artistic beauty of the building, offering a blend of history, art, and entertainment.
• Cultural Heritage: The Fisher Building is more than just an architectural marvel; it stands as a symbol of Detroit’s rich cultural heritage, representing an era of growth, art, and innovation in the city. It’s a place where art and architecture converge, making it a must-visit for anyone who appreciates design.

Whether you're there for a show, business, or simply to admire the beauty, the Fisher Building offers a unique glimpse into Detroit’s architectural legacy.