April 1, 2025
Strengthening Roots in the Motor City: Populous Opens New Detroit Office

Global design firm Populous, the architects and designers behind iconic destinations such as Yankee Stadium, Allianz Field, and Tottenham and Wembley Stadiums, signed a lease to open a new Detroit office on 19 Clifford St. This expansion represents the upward trajectory of the company and the growth of its Americas region.
“Our latest office expansion reflects our commitment to tapping into the vibrant culture and community of one of our country’s most historically rich cities,” said Jonathan Mallie, Managing Director of the Americas, at Populous. “Our new Detroit office will allow us to collaborate more closely with its local communities and contribute to the city’s ongoing revitalization.”
Located on Woodward Avenue, the downtown Detroit office features seven unique floors of coworking space in a restored historic building. From its earliest days, Merchant’s Row has been a hub for business-minded entrepreneurs and locals, once ranking among the nation’s busiest urban districts. Now, with a renewed focus on walkability and a dynamic mix of retail, dining, workspaces, and residences, the area is once again attracting vibrant, innovative businesses.
“Establishing a presence in Detroit is a thoughtful move that aligns with Populous’ commitment to fostering relationships, talent and innovation,” said Amy Garrelts, Human Resources Director at Populous. “This expansion not only allows us to tap into the city’s rich pool of professionals but also positions us to better serve our clients and communities in the region.”
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