The Detroit News Garage was one of three buildings built to make up the Detroit News complex. This building was one of the first parking garages built in the country, with the growing demand and use of the automobile. The building was designed by architect Albert Kahn and completed in 1925.The five-story building could hold 200 vehicles and included a roof-top level and retail shops on the ground floor. The building facade is constructed in Art Deco style using buff-colored brick, limestone trim, and steel windows glazed with wire glass. The garage was fully heated in the winter months and is over 110,000 square feet of parking area. The project qualified for the Federal Historic Tax Credit program.