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In this photo taken Thursday, May 21, 2015, work crews at the former Packard auto factory complex draped a graphic covering over both sides of the iconic pedestrian bridge across East Grand Boulevard in Detroit The heavy mesh covering depicts the bridge as it looked during its early 20th century heyday. Fernando Palazuelo , who bought most of the blighted complex last year, wants to develop apartments, retail, light industrial operations and artist studios. He says it will be restored to look just like it does in the old photo and "this is a symbol for the city and the country." (J.C. Reindl/Detroit Free Press via AP) DETROIT NEWS OUT; TV OUT; MAGS OUT; NO SALES; MANDATORY CREDIT DETROIT FREE PRESS
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