Talk:Renaissance Center

Coach Insignia

The article needs to be updated to note the 2017 closure of the Coach Insignia restaurant. Coach Insignia is referenced in multiple places. BFSEsq (talk) 04:27, 5 January 2018 (UTC)

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The Renaissance Center in Detroit, Michigan, as viewed from across the Detroit River. Designed by John Portman and completed in 1977, this complex initially consisted of a five-tower rosette rising from a common base; two further towers were added in 1981. The central tower, measuring 73 floors in height, is the tallest building in Michigan. Since 1996, the complex has been owned by General Motors and used as its world headquarters; the complex also houses a shopping center, hotel, restaurants, brokerage firms, and banks.Photograph: Chris Woodrich

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Renaissance Center

I was right: the revolving restaurant closed, but you were right it reopenned in 2019, but not as revolving restaurant.

Detroit News, Aug. 26, 2019

The Highlands to open atop Renaissance Center Nov. 15 [2019] under James Beard Award-winning chef. [...] The last restaurant at the top of the GM Ren Cen was Coach Insginia, which closed in 2017. Before that, a restaurant called the Summit was known for having a slowly revolving dining room offering a 360-degree view. Chef McClain confirmed that these new concepts will remain stationary.

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/entertainment/dining/2019/08/26/highlands-open-atop-renaissance-center-nov-15-chef-mcclain-james-beard/2120561001/ Danielxxxxxx (talk) 20:00, 16 January 2026 (UTC)