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4:58 PM on July 18, 2008
By Steve VanBrussel
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Chase Tower

Chase Toweraddress:
611 Woodward Avenue

data:
Year Built: 1959
Architect: Albert Kahn Associates
Style: Modern

history:
Like most bank buildings, the currently named Chase Tower has also been known as the The National Bank of Detroit and Bank One Building. The building occupies to former site of the oddly shaped ten-story Hammond Building, which was the first skyscraper in Detroit to employ a steel structural system.

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