Duke Photography could be demolished to make way for Raising Cane's

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News spread on social media in late April that the iconic Duke Photography building in Phoenix could be replaced with a Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers.
The blush-colored building with a teal awning is known for its distinct typographic sign, featuring the Duke Photography logo. The studio, established by the Duke family in 1950, has been responsible for decades of high school senior photos, family portraits and other documented milestones.
The building, located near the southwest corner of Seventh Avenue and Thomas Road,  was sold for $2 million to local investor Aaron Klusman, AZ Big Media shared in January 2021.
What we know so far about the fate of Duke Photography

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