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Interior photograph of the architecture of the State Capitol, in Madison, Wisconsin. Entrance to the Supreme Court of the state of Wisconsin.

Interior ceiling detail, Tokyo Station Marunouchi Honya, Tokyo, Japan. Tokyo Station Marunouchi Honya (Main Building) is a red brick building believed to be of Dutch architectural origin and is designated as of cultural Importance. Honshu, Japan’s main island with most of the country’s major cities and cultural sites. From the busy global hub of Tokyo for finance, industry, fashion and cuisine to Mount Fuji, the iconic, snow-capped volcano and the city of Kyoto, famed for Zen temples, gardens and traditional geisha entertainment

New York City, New york, USA - July 17, 2011: Interior view of the New York City central Station full of tourist and commuters. Long exposure made in camera allow to catch the moviment of the people with his shadow. This is one of the most famous city landmark in new york form many many travelers . The image is taken with a fish-eye lens.

U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport American Flag

The interior of Terminal Tower shopping mall, the famous landmark and skyscraper in Cleveland, Ohio, with cafes, restaurants, shops and glass windows.

Drone shot of the Michigan State Capitol Building in Lansing on a summer evening.

$The Michigan Central Terminal, a once grand but long-abandoned train station in Detroit, is undergoing a significant restoration. This project, spearheaded by Ford Motor Company, aims to revive the iconic building and transform it into a bustling hub of innovation and mobility. The restoration effort focuses not only on preserving the historic architectural elements of the terminal but also on integrating modern amenities to support new technologies and business activities. This ambitious initiative is part of a broader plan to rejuvenate Detroit's Corktown neighborhood, attracting new businesses, residents, and visitors while honoring the city's rich history.\n\nRecently, the Michigan Central Terminal held an open house event, inviting the public to witness the ongoing restoration work firsthand. The open house provided a rare opportunity for attendees to explore the terminal's grand hall and other areas, showcasing the progress made so far and the vision for its future. Visitors were able to see restored features, such as the iconic arched windows and detailed plasterwork, alongside new developments that blend seamlessly with the historic fabric of the building. The event generated significant excitement and support from the community, highlighting the terminal's potential to become a cornerstone of Detroit's revitalization efforts.\n\nTaken at the Michigan Central Terminal Open House - June 14, 2024$