The Madison Loft and Auditorium

"The One Campus Martius building was constructed in the late-modernist architectural style of the early 2000s, using glass, granite and limestone as its main materials.The lobby is home to a very unique structure: the worlds largest indoor water feature. The water flows from the top of the atrium, passes through 15 vibrantly colored glass kites and flows into the lobbys water display. The display is surrounded by more than 3,400 square feet of open lobby space, allowing the flexibility to host events with up to 400 guests in a fully customizable layout.The OCM lobby leads to an extensive patio space that overlooks Campus Martius Park."

Guests pass through the beautiful and historic Chrysler House lobby as they make their way to the building basement where they’ll find the building’s hidden gem, The Hideaway. Located in the former home of the Dime Bank, The Hideaway is as fun as it is functional, with bank relics and kitschy art pieces throughout. The space is ideal for receptions, collaborative work sessions, presentations, social gatherings and more The brass tones and old safety deposit boxes found in the venue’s Vintage Vault present a classic backdrop for any board meeting, executive dinner, film or photo shoot.

Known for its natural lighting, interior wooden beams and arched windows, the Globe Building was designed by architect Alexander Chapoton in 1888 for the Globe Tobacco Company. Exposed brick walls and vaulted ceilings complement the timber details, masonry and the seven- story sunlit atrium that helped land the Globe Building on the National Register of Historic Places list.