Cadillac Place

This has to be one of the oldest buildings in Detroit. 😊 Every time I’m inside, it reminds me of how buildings used to be constructed many years ago, with real craftsmanship and attention to detail. The structure has an old-school charm that you just don’t see very often anymore. One of the most impressive things about this place is the beautiful marble and concrete work. 🏛️ The materials look strong, elegant, and incredibly well made. You can clearly tell that the people who built this building truly cared about their work and put a lot of effort and heart into every detail. Being here almost feels like stepping back in time. It’s amazing to see architecture like this still standing and being appreciated today. Places like this remind you how special classic construction and design can be. ✨

Definitely a must stop if you are into beautiful architecture! Or are looking for a quiet place to eat. There is plenty of shops and dining for you to enjoy. It looked like many healthy options also. Secretary of State office and unemployment agency office are also here. The staff at the UIA office were so nice and fast!

Did the most beautiful people in the world some employees there really treat you like family they have your best interests at hand there are precise accurate organized and friendly they get you in and out there is no delay and I love the gray Hospitality that they give thank you for hiring that great great great great great great great great group of people them type of people make a person like me day when you go in the do business and you are treated professionally by professional a loving caring professional it always make your day once again thank you for hiring that crew of people

Very beautiful building. I was impressed

beautiful coffering inside the lobby

Tellers are attentive and polite. Managers help in finding financial services is awesome. I've been a customer since 2012. Never a issue banking with Public Service Credit Union.

Beautiful neoclassical architecture on display in this national historic landmark.The GM headquarters from 1923 to 2001 when the last of its employees moved to the Renaissance Center.

Take a moment to appreciate it's beauty in the details you simply don't see in buildings these days. Shops, banks, food and more are all easy access.