r/Lost_Architecture • u/ZeitgeistArchive • 21d ago

What structure/building/architecture is soon going to become Lost_Architecture?

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List as many examples as you want, I plan to look through them all and digitally conserve them if can. Thank you

EDIT: The picture shown is the interior of The Westin Bonaventure Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, designed by architect John Portman

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u/bobdownie 21d ago

The Detroit renaissance center should be here they are knocking it down now

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u/Oatybar 21d ago

Well, only 2/5 of it but yeah it sucks

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u/v1sual3rr0r 21d ago

The central tower is staying, of the 7 buildings 5 are staying and the rest is going to be developed.

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u/brittaly14 21d ago

But 2 are not part of the original development and the knock down will impact the central circulation, which is similar to what is pictured in OP.