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The former General Motors corporate headquarters, a historic 1922 neoclassical skyscraper, has been reinvented and rehabilitated as Cadillac Place, with modern offices. (WIKIPEDIA PHOTO)

Detroit has seen its share of growth and decline. The once-thriving heart of a mighty automotive empire, the city has slid into decay over the years as industry en mass has made its exit, leaving behind the ghosts of now-silent factories.

Broken windows like empty eyes gaze hopelessly over a dystopian wasteland. The skeletons of massive machines wear the insults of vandal’s graffiti, and heartless scrappers unceremoniously tear out every shred of value from these once-proud institutions.

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