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Grand Dry Cleaners gets ready to open in Farmington
Thursday, February 11, 2010
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Grand Dry Cleaners expects to move into its new home on Grand River Avenue in downtown Farmington by the end of the month, now that construction is largely finished on the
Grand Building
.
The ground floor of the 6,300
-square-foot structure
will serve as its home while the second floor will house three loft-like apartments. There will also be one indoor parking space for one of the apartments. Those are expected to open up later this year.
St. Clair Shores-based
Infuz Limited Architects
designed the brick-clad building, which is set to serve as a principal piece of the eastern entrance to downtown Farmington. Its two tall stories, balconies, corner entrance, and tower-like features promise to make it one of downtown's marquee buildings.
The building is coming online shortly after Farmington finished the first phase of its streetscape project along the eastern half of Grand River.
Source: Annette Knowles, executive director of the Farmington Downtown Development Authority and Grand Dry Cleaners.
Writer: Jon Zemke
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