 The city constructed a 955-spot, four-level Underground parking garage at the site using parts of the basement of the demolished tower in 2001.In November 2013, Bedrock Detroit, who would be granted development rights of the two-acre city-owned site, hired New York-based SHoP Architects and Detroit-based Hamilton Anderson Associates to lead the design process of redevelopment on the site.Bedrock broke ground on the development on December 14, 2017; the plans include a tower of 62 stories and and a mid-rise building of 14 stories.