A judge has ordered Peruvian businessman Fernando Palazuelo and his company, Arte Express Detroit, to demolish what remains of the Packard plant and clear the land by June 29. www.autoweek.com/news/industry-news/a39717981/finally-detroits-packard-plant-has-a-date-with-the-wrecking-ball/ Packard Plant Drone Demolition Update March 2023 @michaelanthonyvideos ruclips.net/video/DXzZ74o0juI/видео.html The gigantic Packard Auto Plant has been a 3,500,000-square-foot cancer in the heart of Detroit’s Eastside since the brand shuttered the facility in 1956. jalopnik.com/packard-auto-plant-is-the-largest-abandoned-factory-in-1850035597 City of Detroit Careers ---->>>> Detroit. Historic importance. Intelligent people. Maintained streets and informed owners build community. Be a part of the change! ---->>>> detroitmi.gov/departments/human-resources-department/apply-job
Fernando Palazuelo también tiene presencia en Lima Perú desde hace mas de 15 años recuperando edificios de la belle epoque de Lima y ha traído buenos resultados. Edificios antes vacíos y sucios, hoy tienen un uso comercial y se ve mas vida en el centro histórico de Lima
You really can't see the Packard plant demolition from the street. You need a drone view to see what is going on with the demolition. No explosions or wrecking ball are being used, to protect the adjoining property. Just a slow and gradual demolition. A very serene view to me.
Captivating journey! Thanks for sharing the mesmerizing drive through Downtown Detroit and the abandoned factory. Your video captures the essence perfectly.😀👍👍
Detroit! The Paris of the West. You'll just never find architecture like this. The wide plazas and overall walkability of the city is simply amazing. The mix of art deco and parisian is unmatched, to the almost cyberpunk aesthetic of the Renaissance Center and its surrounding skyscrapers. Really there is no city like it. Clickbait aside of Detroits "abandonment", the city has had a comeback one could only dream of in the past 10 years. You cannot love/appreciate architecture or cityscapes in general without loving Detroit.
Mr. Utah, what are you driving, lol? I've watched a lot of your videos and I don't think I've EVER heard your car make any noise! Joking aside, please keep these videos coming! They've helped me plan a fair few vacations!
I saw a rendering online where there was supposed to have been much more to it, like condos literally around the towers but wasn't feasible or something like that smh
And what's even better is the original William Durant 1921 General Motors building in the New Center district. Really, Detroit is known for being a city built in the 1920's. The old GM was the world's second largest building by square footage when completed. Unfortunately, most people are familiar only with the core downtown and never see the many other districts of Detroit, or those of the immediate, surround older towns.
Well not sure if you've actually been inside, but the inside is just as impressive. Massive pillars and the circular internal design is beautiful. At least it was back in 2014 when I last visited. I believe it's a hotel ? But yea its a shame they didn't invest more in the surrounding areas and build it up a bit more@@thebestchannel5456
yeah..good timing, that could have taken all four of us in the car out instantly..drive defensively. showed this to a family member of mine in medicine and he said t-bone crashes at intersections like this are the most deadly accidents. that truck is probably 10 tones (20,000 lbs) running a red at 40 mph
more like confirmed biases. Noone is doubting that Detroit has a lot of work ahead of it, but it also isnt more "real" that there are run down parts than the parts that are seeing large investments and construction.
but wait theres more. will upload shortly. look into zug island and south detroit in general. perfect for post apocalyptical docs movies etc like robocop
Passeio motorizado incrível por Detroit - EUA, dia bastante chuvoso, parabéns Mr. J Utah, e muito obrigado meu nobre brother pelo o seu excelente vídeo.
Sad seeing all the abandoned warehouse on the outskirts. What are those stacks with smoke coming out of them? Slightly taller than a man and placed on street corners?
I really enjoyed this excellent video. I heard that Detroit was 'coming back' and looking at the city center, it certainly looks to be true. So nice to see many of the old high rise office buildings, a lively entertainment district, plenty of large open spaces with green grass (probably where many buildings once stood). It could have been a gloomy ride in the rain, but in my opinion, it was anything but. And it certainly isn't the image of Detroit that I had in my head. I have a new, optimistic image for Detroit, and I would definitely visit there if I lived closer. I assume you recorded this video on a Sunday? The traffic flow wasn't the greatest. One last question: how do you mange to keep rain off of your camera lens? Thank you J Utah! 👍 EDIT: Now that I have finished watching the entire video, I must revise my optimism! The industrial/residential area surrounding the former Packard complex is horrendous. The streets look like something from a third-world country. Yeah, *this* is, sadly, the Detroit image that I have had in mind.
Detroit was considered one of the most dangerous cities in the United States. Public safety was abandoned. In addition, a few years ago, the city had gone bankrupt, was going through a crisis and had even had its population reduced
I thought this video was about the largest abandoned factory in the world. But clearly it's not. It's about a drive thru some part of Detroit. RE-NAME THE VIDEO.
Drove past my church on Gratiot. St. Joseph Shrine. I love this video. A.) Because I'm not driving lol! Way nicer to watch from the comfort of my bed. Hahaha! Yeah that truck driver. Every road law is optional in Detroit.
unfortunately yes. check out the plans by fernando palazuelo. the project had great potential! there is value in saving historic buildings. hopefully they dont tear it all down packardplantproject.com/
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Not true. This video is only showing the downtown district. None of the RUclipsrs drive through Rosedale Park, Sherwood Forest, North End, Harper Woods, hell...even Brightmoor. They're too scared to drive into the heart of it....
Tbf, te first half of the video actually looks pretty nice, Detroit is on the incline as it’s been seeing lots of improvements, Downtown looks much nicer compared to a couple years ago.
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@@LifeIsATest4TheHereafter I think it’s hilarious that most Americans would deal with gay people rather than people of Islam. Keep that shit away from the west. Lmfaooo
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A judge has ordered Peruvian businessman Fernando Palazuelo and his company, Arte Express Detroit, to demolish what remains of the Packard plant and clear the land by June 29. www.autoweek.com/news/industry-news/a39717981/finally-detroits-packard-plant-has-a-date-with-the-wrecking-ball/
Packard Plant Drone Demolition Update March 2023 @michaelanthonyvideos ruclips.net/video/DXzZ74o0juI/видео.html
The gigantic Packard Auto Plant has been a 3,500,000-square-foot cancer in the heart of Detroit’s Eastside since the brand shuttered the facility in 1956.
jalopnik.com/packard-auto-plant-is-the-largest-abandoned-factory-in-1850035597
City of Detroit Careers ---->>>> Detroit. Historic importance. Intelligent people. Maintained streets and informed owners build community. Be a part of the change! ---->>>> detroitmi.gov/departments/human-resources-department/apply-job
Fernando Palazuelo también tiene presencia en Lima Perú desde hace mas de 15 años recuperando edificios de la belle epoque de Lima y ha traído buenos resultados. Edificios antes vacíos y sucios, hoy tienen un uso comercial y se ve mas vida en el centro histórico de Lima
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City architecture so nice and classic
You really can't see the Packard plant demolition from the street. You need a drone view to see what is going on with the demolition. No explosions or wrecking ball are being used, to protect the adjoining property. Just a slow and gradual demolition. A very serene view to me.
I can watch your videos all day long. Thanks for being such a great companion!
Detroit, what a good idea 😊👍
Captivating journey! Thanks for sharing the mesmerizing drive through Downtown Detroit and the abandoned factory. Your video captures the essence perfectly.😀👍👍
I was in Detroit ten years ago, I hope to return someday. Great video! Greetings from São Paulo City, Brazil!
Detroit! The Paris of the West. You'll just never find architecture like this. The wide plazas and overall walkability of the city is simply amazing. The mix of art deco and parisian is unmatched, to the almost cyberpunk aesthetic of the Renaissance Center and its surrounding skyscrapers.
Really there is no city like it.
Clickbait aside of Detroits "abandonment", the city has had a comeback one could only dream of in the past 10 years. You cannot love/appreciate architecture or cityscapes in general without loving Detroit.
❤ detroit
Beautiful city...i love the rainy drive😮
Thanks. Enjoyed the trip down memory lane.
birthplace of techno
Downtown looks great, a lot cleaner than my hometown of Seattle. But all cities have their own pros and cons
cool video. Thank you!
Mr. Utah, what are you driving, lol? I've watched a lot of your videos and I don't think I've EVER heard your car make any noise! Joking aside, please keep these videos coming! They've helped me plan a fair few vacations!
Looks like duplicated vids, never with a real date of recording, very unprofessional and lack of attention to detail 🤡😅😂
Thanks for sharing
ugh those gm towers look so sick i love their design
That’s because they were designed and built by the Ford Motor Company, 1971, GM didn’t buy or occupy it until 1996
I saw a rendering online where there was supposed to have been much more to it, like condos literally around the towers but wasn't feasible or something like that smh
And what's even better is the original William Durant 1921 General Motors building in the New Center district. Really, Detroit is known for being a city built in the 1920's. The old GM was the world's second largest building by square footage when completed. Unfortunately, most people are familiar only with the core downtown and never see the many other districts of Detroit, or those of the immediate, surround older towns.
Well not sure if you've actually been inside, but the inside is just as impressive. Massive pillars and the circular internal design is beautiful. At least it was back in 2014 when I last visited. I believe it's a hotel ? But yea its a shame they didn't invest more in the surrounding areas and build it up a bit more@@thebestchannel5456
51:05 he ran the red?
yeah..good timing, that could have taken all four of us in the car out instantly..drive defensively. showed this to a family member of mine in medicine and he said t-bone crashes at intersections like this are the most deadly accidents. that truck is probably 10 tones (20,000 lbs) running a red at 40 mph
@@jutah yea good thing no one crossing in front of him pretty reckless
Great video
Old home town. Left in 90 looks great downtown
Showing the real run down city made this video way more interesting
more like confirmed biases. Noone is doubting that Detroit has a lot of work ahead of it, but it also isnt more "real" that there are run down parts than the parts that are seeing large investments and construction.
I missed Detroit so much
53:13 The same thing happened in Poland after 1990. Thank you, Gordon Gekko.
Oh yeah, very dystopian. Pretty scary at night time for sure. Thanks for sharing this. Reminds me of Robocop. Cool.
but wait theres more. will upload shortly. look into zug island and south detroit in general. perfect for post apocalyptical docs movies etc like robocop
Its Robocop with a Warby Parker now
One of the first, weird sex scene from "It Follows" 2014, was filmed in some part of the Packard plant.
Passeio motorizado incrível por Detroit - EUA, dia bastante chuvoso, parabéns Mr. J Utah, e muito obrigado meu nobre brother pelo o seu excelente vídeo.
Please do more of these rainy ones. I really liked it!
Downs in town.😮😮😮😮😮😊😊😊😊
That semi truck driver was terrifying, he should have his CDL revoked immediately if they even have one 😅
it was definitely a speechless "did that just happen" moment 👀
@@jutahare you going in to the abandoned factory
what was the time stamp
@@taylornelson241651:05
@taylornelson2416 at 51:06 🚥💨🙃
Beautiful city. I hope I can visit this place someday.
this is mind-blowing to me
The rain didn't affect the footage too much, that's great, great driving video!👍
Sad seeing all the abandoned warehouse on the outskirts. What are those stacks with smoke coming out of them? Slightly taller than a man and placed on street corners?
Don't stop believin'. Go Red Wings. Detroit will be great again.
What happened at the 36 minute mark? It sounded like something hit your vehicle a few times and you didn't move when the light turned green.
I think it sounded like a car door opening and shutting.
Гарне відео.
What camera does he have
0:13 WTAF!? did everyone see that truck FLY thru that red light
I really enjoyed this excellent video. I heard that Detroit was 'coming back' and looking at the city center, it certainly looks to be true. So nice to see many of the old high rise office buildings, a lively entertainment district, plenty of large open spaces with green grass (probably where many buildings once stood). It could have been a gloomy ride in the rain, but in my opinion, it was anything but. And it certainly isn't the image of Detroit that I had in my head. I have a new, optimistic image for Detroit, and I would definitely visit there if I lived closer. I assume you recorded this video on a Sunday? The traffic flow wasn't the greatest. One last question: how do you mange to keep rain off of your camera lens? Thank you J Utah! 👍 EDIT: Now that I have finished watching the entire video, I must revise my optimism! The industrial/residential area surrounding the former Packard complex is horrendous. The streets look like something from a third-world country. Yeah, *this* is, sadly, the Detroit image that I have had in mind.
Detroit was considered one of the most dangerous cities in the United States. Public safety was abandoned. In addition, a few years ago, the city had gone bankrupt, was going through a crisis and had even had its population reduced
I thought this video was about the largest abandoned factory in the world. But clearly it's not. It's about a drive thru some part of Detroit. RE-NAME THE VIDEO.
thx for the feedback tim
Drove past my church on Gratiot. St. Joseph Shrine. I love this video. A.) Because I'm not driving lol! Way nicer to watch from the comfort of my bed. Hahaha! Yeah that truck driver. Every road law is optional in Detroit.
Porque cidades inteiras abandonadas em Detroit
next time please show us the Motown 25 where they started
You certainly get around, world traveller .
Drive 7 Mile - from Moross to Telegraph.
Roll the whole way. Now THATS a road trip of Detroit.
Saw the posters about WWE's Summerslam.
cool
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All abandoned? 56:20
unfortunately yes. check out the plans by fernando palazuelo. the project had great potential! there is value in saving historic buildings. hopefully they dont tear it all down packardplantproject.com/
@@jutah thanks ..
The abandoned factory isn’t the one from Robocop is it?
i think robocop was zug island, ill upload a video on that too
@@jutah Nice one 👍
it seems there are more American cars than other cities in US ?
Looks like Gotham city
Cuando por Hackettstown NJ?
Hey bro I'm Bangladeshi please Dhaka drive please
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and i think you are good good good gooder goodest...and F'n CRAZY!
В этом городе какая то мертвая энергетика😢
why didn't you drive up to the abandoned houses in Detroit as well. There's tons of them in the hood
Dude
@@thebestchannel5456 since he's covering abandoned places, he might as well drive up to the hoods homie
Yeah, thats right, do a slow roll, in the hood. 🙄
while i watched this video i thought that this is city of parking
бывал тут
Yes, thank you . hello 👋. Viva EE.UU.OF AMERICAN OK 👌
A once busy,bustling factory employing thousands now empty and decaying all the while the slimey auto bosses prefer to give jobs to another country
Ок вот этот кринж можно посмотреть, тем более там дождь) жаль телефон картинку не вывозит этого качества... дешёвый китаец
It's not like a pretty city😢
All money went to ukraine 💰🤑
its over 80 billion right? but where exactly? would love to see a few receipts
Entire city is half abandoned.
looked full to me in the downtown so idk what you mean by "entire city"
Not true. This video is only showing the downtown district. None of the RUclipsrs drive through Rosedale Park, Sherwood Forest, North End, Harper Woods, hell...even Brightmoor. They're too scared to drive into the heart of it....
Democratic decline
Red states look just like this. Crazy isn’t it
@@ICU306Nah this is Biden's America!
Tbf, te first half of the video actually looks pretty nice, Detroit is on the incline as it’s been seeing lots of improvements, Downtown looks much nicer compared to a couple years ago.
@@LifeIsATest4TheHereafter your name is Muhammad. Because of that, Your opinion doesn’t matter, since your religion is evil and enjoys killing it’s own people. Almost all Americans don’t want your Islam here. #keepislamaway
@@LifeIsATest4TheHereafter I think it’s hilarious that most Americans would deal with gay people rather than people of Islam. Keep that shit away from the west. Lmfaooo
Detroit, dump city.
looks fine to me
Don't be so hard on yourself 😂