 point downtown that the public can enjoy,” said Jamie Witherspoon, director of architecture for Bedrock, which is developing the site. “Since the Hudson’s site is so iconic, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to add this point of interest.”

Bedrock officials say the deck could have multiple levels.

“There could possibly be multiple views or multiple floors,” Witherspoon said. “We haven’t ironed out all the details yet. It will be the tallest building in Michigan, so we hope it gives an active view and is a dynamic place that everyone can enjoy.”

Bedrock is working in collaboration with Detroit-based Hamilton Anderson and New York-based SHoP Architects on the project.

“The first step is to benchmark other observation decks around the country to learn best practices and determine which qualities could be applicable in Detroit,” Witherspoon said. “In the end we want this space to be a unique experience.”

For inspiration, the architecture team says it’s looking at the Willis Tower in Chicago, the Shard in London, New York’s One World Trade Center and Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center.

Witherspoon said it has yet to be determined if the observation deck will have features such as telescopes or glass floors, or if it will be enclosed, open air or both.

In renderings released of the Hudson’s site project, the observation deck has a glassy, overhung appearance. It’s to sit atop the planned 330 residential units in the tower. Initial renderings didn’t have an observation deck, but one emerged among the plans last fall when Bedrock announced the tower would go from 734 to 800 feet tall.

It has not yet been determined if there will be a fee to access the observation deck.

“We want it to be enjoyable and available to everyone, but we’re still working out the dynamics for that now, so it’s hard to say,” said Gabrielle Poshadlo, a spokeswoman for Bedrock.

Annu Chopra, a managing partner at New York-based Atalanta Advisors, has worked on plans for a number of observation decks, including ones in Chicago and Philadelphia.

Chopra said that there could be a profit to be made whether there is a fee to access the deck.

“The thing is oftentimes the top floor rents for
point downtown that the public can enjoy, ” suppose Jamie Witherspoon, film director of architecture for Bedrock, which is developing the site. “ Since the Hudson ’s web site is so iconic, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to lend this point of interest. ” 

 Bedrock official say the deck could get multiple levels. 

 “ There could possibly be multiple views or multiple floors, ” Witherspoon said. “ We have n’t ironed out all the details so far. It will be the tallest building in Michigan, so we hope it give an active view and is a dynamic place that everyone can enjoy. ” 

 Bedrock is work in collaboration with Detroit - based Hamilton Anderson and New York - based SHoP Architects on the project. 

 “ The first step is to benchmark early observation decks around the country to learn best practices and settle which qualities could be applicable in Detroit, ” Witherspoon said. “ In the end we want this space to be a unique experience. ” 

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 point downtown that the publiC can enjoy,” sAid JaMie witHeRspoOn, diRector of architECturE for Bedrock, which is deveLopinG tHE sitE. “siNce thE Hudson’S SiTE Is sO iCoNic, It SEeMed liKe tHe perfeCt opportunIty To Add this point OF iNterest.”

BedRocK officials saY thE deck cOuLd hAVe mulTipLe levEls.

“TheRE could Possibly bE mULtiple VIews or mULTiPle fLoors,” Witherspoon sAId. “wE haven’t ironed oUt all tHe DEtAILs yEt. IT will be the TaLlest BUilding IN MICHIgaN, So we hope it givEs an active vIEw aNd is a dYnAmiC Place tHat evErYOne Can enjoy.”

BedRock Is working In collABoratioN With DetRoit-baSed hamIltoN anDeRsoN aND NeW yoRk-bASed sHoP ArchItEcTs on tHe prOJECT.

“The FirSt stEp is tO benchmark othEr oBserVAtiOn decKs aroUnd tHe CountRy to leArn beSt Practices and detErmiNe which quAliTiEs cOuLd be aPPlicabLe iN DeTroit,” WiTherspoON saId. “iN THe End we want this space To BE A uNique expEriencE.”

foR iNSpiratioN, tHe aRchiTECture Team SAyS it’s lookIng at tHE WIlLis ToweR iN ChicaGo, The shaRd in LONdon, new YorK’s One WorLd TraDE Center and Top oF The Rock at RockEFeLLEr cEnteR.

WiTherspoon saId it HAs yeT to bE DeTerMIned iF the oBsERvATion deck will have feaTuRes sucH as teLescopes or glaSs floors, or IF IT will be eNcloSEd, OPen air or both.

In RendeRings releaSEd of the HUdson’S site proJect, the obSERvation dEck Has A glAssY, OVeRhung appearanCE. it’s tO sIt atop tHe pLanned 330 rEsiDenTiaL unItS in the towEr. InitiaL rEnDeRiNgs Didn’t HAve an obsErVatIoN deCk, but ONe emerGed amOng tHe PlANs lAst fall WHeN bEdroCk AnNounCed ThE toweR wouLD go From 734 to 800 fEet tall.

It Has NOt yeT bEeN determIned if there wiLl Be a fee to acCeSs tHe obseRVAtion decK.

“We want it to be enjoyable aND availaBle To eveRyonE, but we’re sTilL workiNg oUT the dyNamics For thAt Now, SO It’s haRD To Say,” SaId GabriellE pOshAdlo, a SpOkesWoman foR Bedrock.

Annu Chopra, A ManAging partner aT NeW YorK-BAsEd ATAlANta adVIsoRS, Has worked on planS for a numbeR oF ObServation dECks, InCluding Ones in CHicagO And PhilAdelphia.

CHopra said ThAt thERE coUld be a profIt to be maDe whether THere iS A fEe to aCceSs the dEcK.

“ThE thinG is oftENtiMes thE top flOoR rents For
 point downtown that the p ublic canenjoy ,”sai dJami e Wi therspoon, dir e ctor  of architecture for B edroc k, whic h  i s dev eloping th e sit e.  “ Sin ce th e Hud son ’s site  is so ico nic ,it seemed li k ethe perfec t o pportunity t o a dd thi spoi n t ofint erest .”

Be d rock o fficialssa y  the d e ck coul d ha ve m ultiple levels.
“ Th e re could possi bly be  m u lt i p levie ws or mult ip le fl o ors,” W i th e r s poo n  said. “We ha ven’t irone d  ou t allth e d e tailsyet.It wil l be the ta lles t buildin g in M i chigan, so we h ope it  gi ves  ana ct iv e v ie w  an d  i s a dyn amic pla ce  t hat e very o n e canenj oy.” 

Bed rock is worki ngin c o lla borat ion w ithDe troit -based  Hami lt on Anderson and  New  York-bas edSH oPAr chite c ts onthe  pr oject.
“The f i rst  s t e p  i s to benchmark oth er o bs ervation  decks ar ou n d the co un try  tol e arn b estp ra ctices a nd det e rm in e which  q ualiti es  co uld  be a p plic able i n Detroi t,” W i therspoon said .  “In the endw ew a nt this  sp ace to be a  uni q ue e xper i en ce. ” 

For  insp ir a ti o n, the architecture  t eam sa ys it ’s looking at  the Willi s T ower inChic a go ,  the Shard inLondo n, New Yor k ’s One W orldTrade Ce nter andT o p of the  Ro ckatRoc k e fe ller Center.W ithe rs poon sa idit hasyet  to  be  de te rmined if  the obs er va ti on  de ck wi l l have f ea tur es  su ch as telesc opesor g la ss flo ors, or if i t wi ll  b e en clo se d, op en a i r o r both. 

In rend eri n gs r el ea sed ofthe Hudson’ssi te project ,the  obser v a tion dec k has a glassy, overhun g  appear anc e. It ’s t o sit ato p t he pla nne d  330 r esiden tialun its i n the t ow er.  I nitial ren d e rin gs di dn ’t h ave anobservation deck,b utone emerged a mon g th e pl ans la s t f al l  wh e n  Bedrock announ ced the to we r  w ould go fr o m 7 34  to 800  feet t all.It hasnot yet b een deter mi nedi f  th ere will b e a feeto access the o b se rvati ondeck.
“ Wewantit tob e e njoya ble an davaila ble t oeveryone , but we’re still worki ng out  thedyn amics for  th a t n ow, so it ’s h ard to say ,”sai d Gab rie l le Po shad l o,  as pokes woma n  for Bedr o ck .
A n nu  Chopra, am a n agi ng pa rtn e r at N ew Y ork-based Atalant a  Advisors, has  wor k e d o n p l ansfo r a number ofobs er v a tion dec ks , including  ones in  C h icago  and P hilade lphia.C ho p ra sai d th atthere cou ldbe a profi tto be mad e wh et her th ere is a fe e to access the de ck.
“ T he th i ngis of te ntimest he t op floor r ents for
 point_downtown that_the public can enjoy,”_said Jamie_Witherspoon,_director of_architecture_for Bedrock, which_is developing the_site. “Since the Hudson’s_site is so_iconic,_it seemed like the perfect opportunity to add this point of interest.”

Bedrock officials say_the_deck could_have_multiple_levels.

“There could possibly be multiple_views or multiple floors,” Witherspoon_said. “We_haven’t ironed out all the details yet. It_will_be the tallest_building in Michigan, so we hope it gives an_active view and is a dynamic_place that everyone_can_enjoy.”

Bedrock_is working in collaboration_with Detroit-based Hamilton Anderson and New_York-based SHoP Architects on the project.

“The_first step is to benchmark other observation_decks around the country to learn_best practices and determine which_qualities could_be applicable in Detroit,” Witherspoon_said. “In the_end we_want this space_to be a unique experience.”

For inspiration,_the architecture team_says it’s looking at the Willis_Tower_in Chicago, the_Shard_in_London, New_York’s One World_Trade_Center and_Top_of the Rock at Rockefeller Center.

Witherspoon_said_it has yet to be determined if_the observation deck will_have_features such as telescopes_or glass floors, or if_it will be enclosed, open air_or both.

In_renderings released_of the Hudson’s site project, the observation deck has a glassy,_overhung appearance. It’s to sit atop_the planned 330 residential_units in_the_tower. Initial renderings_didn’t_have an_observation deck, but one emerged among the_plans last_fall when Bedrock announced the tower_would go from 734_to_800 feet tall.

It has not yet_been determined if there will be_a fee to access the_observation_deck.

“We_want it to be enjoyable_and available to everyone, but we’re_still working out_the dynamics for that now, so it’s_hard_to say,” said Gabrielle Poshadlo, a_spokeswoman_for Bedrock.

Annu Chopra, a managing partner_at_New_York-based Atalanta Advisors, has worked_on plans for a number of_observation decks, including ones in Chicago and Philadelphia.

Chopra said_that there could_be a profit to be_made_whether_there is a fee to access the deck.

“The thing is_oftentimes the_top floor rents_for