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Lear Corporation plants its flag in downtown Detroit
Posted: October 21, 2016
Watch Channel 4 Click on Detroit video when they visited the newly renovated historical building in Downtown Detroit - Lear Innovation Center. Renovations for this building were performed by Tooles. Read More »
Source: Click on Detroit
Lear CEO sees new Detroit Innovation Center as turning point for company, city
Posted: October 20, 2016
A look at Lear's new Innovation Center in Detroit Read More »
Source: Crain's Detroit
Detroit-based Tooles Contracting Group sets concrete foundation
Damon Tooles sees possibility in the Detroit Events Center—not just for his construction company but for the men and women working on the jobsite every day. Read More »
Source: The District Detroit
New performance space at Dequindre Cut to be dedicated Thursday
Posted: October 13, 2016
A new small-scale performance venue at the Dequindre Cut in Detroit will officially open Thursday. The performance space constructed by Tooles is located at the base of the Lafayette Street ramp between Orleans and St. Aubin streets along the two-mile Dequindre Cut, which is a paved greenway that connects Eastern Market and the Detroit riverfront. Read More »
Source: Crain's Detroit
Video - 130 Year Old Building
Lear Innovation Center See how Tooles helped realize the reimagined vision for a 130-year-old building in downtown Detroit. [video width="1280" height="720" mp4="http://toolesgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Lear.mp4"][/video] Read More »
Veterans Park and War Memorial dedication in Dearborn
Posted: September 28, 2016
The City of Dearborn, along with the Dearborn Allied War Veterans Council, held a dedication ceremony for the new site of its Veterans Park and War Memorial at the Henry Ford Centennial Library. Tooles performed the construction. The six-month process began with the transfer of four monoliths from its previous location at the former Dearborn City Hall. Dedicated there in 1991, the monuments had to be removed from the property because the city no longer owns the building. The four 7-foot monoliths are dedicated to the 340 Dearborn soldiers who lost their lives in World War I, World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. Read More »
Source: Press & Guide
Making vacant lots work for Detroit
Removing Detroit’s blighted structures can revitalize neighborhoods and provides a unique opportunity for local partners to design the cleared parcel using approaches that will generate environmental, social, and economic benefits. Read More »
Detroit Water and Sewerage Department and the University of Michigan Water Center to celebrate new Bioretention Gardens on city’s westside
The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) is leading a celebration of four “Bioretention Gardens” utilizing vacant land following demolition of houses in Detroit’s Cody Rouge neighborhood by the Detroit Land Bank Authority (DLBA). The “Bioretention Gardens” are designed to capture and soak up stormwater while beautifying the neighborhood. A brief ceremony led by Detroit ... Read More »
Beyond Beautiful
Bioretention Gardens not only replace blight with beauty but also help manage the City's stormwater. Article focuses on the first bioretention garden constructed by Tooles in the Cody Rouge Neighborhood of Detroit. Read More »
Source: University Research Corridor (URC)