Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 28, 1974
Caption:
Workmen scurry to make repairs on the St. Joseph Mercy Hospital's ferris wheel-like structure which broke down Thursday. The facility was expected to be back in operation today.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 28, 1974
Caption:
Four of the eight cars marooned beyond the reach of their drivers is visible in the picture. It was the first breakdown of the facility which was installed last October at the rear of the hospital's N. Ingall's Street parking lot in an effort to relieve cramped parking conditions.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 16, 1965
Caption:
Dramatizing Music Atop City Carport Ann Arbor architects Harold Borkin and Joseph Wehrer have designed a many-splendored sham atop the Maynard Street Parking Structure to backstop the three experimental concerts of the ONCE AGAIN 1965 Festival this weekend. Shown working on the complex structure are Dramatic Arts Center members (left to right, top) Gordon Mumma and Borkin, (center) Milton Cohen and George Cravashay, (bottom) Wehrer and Ann Wehrer, and (on stairs) Larry Leitch. The series of panels, stages, and levels will be articulated in dozens of combinations to accommodate mosaic projections of light and motion pictures, scenic effects and performers. The three ONCE AGAIN concerts, sponsored by the DAC, are to be presented at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday. Admission is $1.50, or $4 for the series.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 6, 1969
Caption:
New Concept For Carport This photograph, taken looking north on Maynard, shows progress on the city's unique new concept of building a carport in the right-of-way above Maynard St. The picture shows a portion of the new carport--which will extend across the street and hook into the existing carport--being built atop the addition to Jacobson's. At lower left is a portion of the ramp which will take cars across Maynard St. It is expected the project will be completed for 284 cars by March 1.