Uploaded May 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
CAM's most recent CAM Connect networking event was held on the evening of Thursday, May 19th at Willys Overland Lofts in Detroit. Presented in partnership with DeMattia Group, Plymouth, the event hosted over 70 CAM Members and employees, and was a huge success. Special thanks go out to Jim Capo, AIA, DeMattia Group for helping to organize the event. Jim is currently serving as CAM's 2011 Chairman of the Board.
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The building was the former Willys Overland Motor Company facility, which has recently been converted into residential lofts living spaces. Tours of the building were given by DeMattia Group, the company who performed design-build on the facility and is also acting as property manager.
Refreshments were provided by Avalon International Breads and the Motor City Brewing Company. The weather cooperated, and many attendees also took advantage of Midtown Detroit's Third Thursday evening, in which shops, restaurants, and area galleries are open late for exploring.
CAM's most recent CAM Connect networking event was held on the evening of Thursday, May 19th at Willys Overland Lofts in Detroit. Presented in partnership with DeMattia Group, Plymouth, the event hosted over 70 CAM Members and employees, and was a huge success. Special thanks go out to Jim Capo, AIA, DeMattia Group for helping to organize the event. Jim is currently serving as CAM's 2011 Chairman of the Board.
blog.cam-online.com/uncategorized/cam-connect-at-willys-overland-lofts-a-huge-success
The building was the former Willys Overland Motor Company facility, which has recently been converted into residential lofts living spaces. Tours of the building were given by DeMattia Group, the company who performed design-build on the facility and is also acting as property manager.
Refreshments were provided by Avalon International Breads and the Motor City Brewing Company. The weather cooperated, and many attendees also took advantage of Midtown Detroit's Third Thursday evening, in which shops, restaurants, and area galleries are open late for exploring.
