Hines Unveils Renderings for Ann Arbor Residential Development

Hines Unveils Renderings for Ann Arbor Residential Development
News| June 18, 2025| Jasmine Kilman
Chicago & Midwest + Apartment Buildings

Hines, in partnership with Simon Property Group, has unveiled new renderings along with the name and brand of the firms’ recently launched residential building, part of the larger mixed-use development around the Briarwood Mall in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

In a subtle nod to the eighth President of the University of Michigan, Harlan Hatcher, the property will be dubbed The Harlan. The Harlan will appeal to a diverse array of renters, including graduate students, young professionals, University faculty and staff, and downsizing homeowners.

The Harlan is designed to be a fully electric building that will draw its power from 20,000 square feet of solar panels on its rooftops. The property will use native plant species, eliminating the need for irrigation water. The Harlan will also incorporate inviting outdoor green spaces in lieu of hardscaping, and 10% of the property’s parking spaces will feature EV charging.

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