David Whitney Building - Photos
David Whitney Building
The atrium of the David Whitney Building, as seen through a shift lens
Lobby area with historic mailbox
The David Whitney Building's facade was restored to its original look with a reproduction cornice and other architectural elements in 2014.
People Mover Station at the Davide Whitney Building
The four-story atrium is one of the signature elements of style that makes The David Whitney Building an American classic.
The atrium was once one of the most visited retail destinations in the Midwestern United States.
Following a $92 million renovation, the building reopened in 2014 as the boutique Aloft Hotel featuring the restored four-story atrium, 136 rooms on floors five through nine, and 105 high-end apartments occupying floors 10 through 18.
The restored glory of the David Whitney Building
The Whitney's facade was restored to its original look with a reproduction cornice and other architectural elements in 2014.
The Beaux Arts beauty of the David Whitney Building
The breathtaking beauty of the David Whitney Building
The Beaux Arts beauty of the David Whitney Building
Looking up toward the skylight of the David Whitney Building in the atrium
The atrium of the David Whitney Building
The atrium of the David Whitney Building, as seen through a fish-eye lens
The fourth floor of the David Whitney Building's atrium
The atrium of the David Whitney Building
The atrium of the David Whitney Building, as seen from its top floor
The beautifully renovated grand staircase.
The Woodward Ave. elevation of the Whitney with the David Stott tower on the left