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The Cadillac News—formerly called the Cadillac Evening News—has been housed in this amazing building since 1936. The architect was H.H. Waterman, of Chicago, and the building—which opened in 1909—was originally constructed for, and occupied by, the Cummer-Diggins Lumber Company.

Verticals from when @megyoungtc and I went on a small architecture quest to find this Camp Petosega restroom/shower facility masterfully designed by @north45architecture.

Incredible modern architecture isn’t something expected in northern Michigan, especially while snaking through Emmett County’s Camp Petosega, driving past campsite after campsite. And, especially when the structure is a campground restroom/shower facility. Yet, here we are. Amazing. Impressive work Michael Karr.

Architects: Bill & Cynthia Weese/ Empire, Michigan.

Architects: Ben & Cynthia Weese/ Empire, Michigan.

Delta College Planetarium/ William Kessler & Associates/ 1997/ Bay City, Michigan

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