c. 1960; buildings in the Detroit skyline; on the left is the Greater Penobscot Building, located at 645 Griswald Street; designed by Wirt C. Rowland and completed in 1928, it is 47 stories high, and for almost 50 years it was the tallest building in Detroit; in front of it is the Buhl Building, designed by Wirt C. Rowland and completed in 1925; it is 26 stories high and is located at the corner of Congress St. West and Griswold St.; the brown building to the right is the Guardian Building; also designed by Wirt C. Rowland and located at 500 Griswold street, it was built 1928-9; the main building is 36 stories high and one of the two spires rises another 4 stories; the white building on the far right is the Coleman A. Young Municipal Building, located at 2 Woodward Avenue; it was built by the firm Harley, Ellington and Day from 1951-1954 and is 20 stories high; to the left of it, the top of the Cadillac Building can be seen; located at 65 Cadillac Square, the 40 storey building was built by the firm Bonna and Chaffee in 1927 and was originally called Barlum Tower.