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Virgil H. Carr Center
The Virgil Carr Cultural Center in the Paradise Valley District is the new home of the Arts League of Michigan. The renovation of the 1895 Beaux-Arts-style building is nearing completion and includes COLORS restaurant, office space and art exhibit space. The Arts League is also working to restore the theatre.
Stats:
Project:
Virgil H. Carr Center
Address:
311 E. Grand River Ave.
Type:
Renovation
Use:
Mixed
Status:
Completed
Year:
2009
Investment:
$14,000,000
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