Traditional Building, a resource for historic preservationists, has published a feature on Michigan Central Station. The piece is part of a series on projects that were honored by the publication’s 2025 Palladio Awards program; in it, Quinn Evans’ Angela Wyrembelski, AIA, APT RP, a senior architect for the station’s transformation, shares the challenges and joys of restoring a dilapidated 640,000-sf building.

The renewal and rebirth were emotional for so many people. One of my favorite comments was from people who said that they felt like they were stepping back in time and yet could feel the age of the building.

ANGELA WYREMBELSKI, AIA, APT RP – ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL

Read the full piece here.

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