Bill Shea
- The structural steel that will form the bones of the massive retail and office buildings along two flanks of Little Caesars Arena began to rise Friday. The work represents the latest phase in the $627.5 million project that's scheduled to wrap up in September 2017 as the home of the Detroit Red Wings. Under the arena's "deconstructed" design concept, the glass-roofed 61,000-square-foot concourse (called the Via), shops, restaurants, offices and other elements are pulled into separate buildings
Bill Shea
- The structural steel that will form the bones of the massive retail and office buildings along two flanks of Little Caesars Arena began to rise Friday. The work represents the latest phase in the $627.5 million project that's scheduled to wrap up in September 2017 as the home of the Detroit Red Wings. Under the arena's "deconstructed" design concept, the glass-roofed 61,000-square-foot concourse (called the Via), shops, restaurants, offices and other elements are pulled into separate buildings