ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月19日 08時06分

For the past year, @Ford has been working on a plan to reinvigorate its operations and jump-start profit growth. Now, as that strategy is just being put into place, the automaker is taking on another big renovation project: the city of Detroit and the hulking remains of its dilapidated train station. Ford has purchased the Michigan Central Station, the abandoned and graffiti-covered 18-story office tower and train station that looms over the Corktown neighborhood. With its smashed and darkened windows, the station had long stood as the most recognizable symbol of Detroit’s decades of decline. Ford wants the station, after reopening in about 4 years, to be a lure for young professionals who now gravitate toward high-tech hubs like Silicon Valley. “To me this is about inventing the future,” William C. Ford Jr., the company’s chairman, said. “It’s so much more than just the restoration of an iconic building.” The once-grand depot was built in 1913 and features a soaring grand hall conceived by the architects who created Grand Central Terminal in New York. And for now Ford’s plan to renovate the station suggests that Detroit is on the rise. @seanproctor took this photo of William inside #MichiganCentralStation. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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