[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates have big plans for the Detroit Riverfront. Fifty million dollars worth. As the Winner of the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy’s international design award, the New York based architect firm behind Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York and Max Daley Park in Chicago will be giving
Riding high. And higher still. On Tuesday, voters in Michigan passed a proposal legalizing marijuana. Making it, in the words of Detroit Free Press writer, Kathleen Gray, "the first state in the Midwest to free the weed." Which: A.) Lies. Weed is not free. It still
Detroit has a Night Time Economy Ambassador. His name is Adrian Tonon, and, as you might expect, he lives in a bi-level loft between Midtown and New Center, two of the city’s trendier neighborhoods. What you might not expect is that his living room is cluttered with instruments
Piet Oudolf is a garden designer. His projects include The High Line in New York City, Lurie Garden in Chicago, Toronto Botanical Gardens, and soon Belle Isle in Detroit. He launched his career with the establishment of his own garden at Hummelo in the Netherlands, where he still lives—and from where we spoke to
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