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Detroit 2025
Popular mechanics (New York. 1959), 2012-10, Vol.189 (10), p.54
2012 by Hearst Communications Inc ;ISSN: 0032-4558 ;EISSN: 2769-8637
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Title:
Detroit 2025
Author:
Morris, Bill
Subjects:
Automobile industry
;
Automotive engineering
;
Bridges
;
Cities
;
Construction
;
Creeks & streams
;
Design
;
Landscape architecture
;
Recessions
;
Traffic congestion
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Popular mechanics (New York. 1959), 2012-10, Vol.189 (10), p.54
Description:
The Bloody Run Creek Greenway Redevelopment Project, announced in 2011, has been a big factor in making Detroit the world's first city to turn the theory of landscape urbanism into a reality. Thirteen years after Van Valkenburgh makes those remarks, the city is dotted with mixed residential, commercial, and industrial clusters; these are linked by wilderness and barbered green spaces, including farms and forests grown for biomass to feed neighborhood-based gasification units that reduce reliance on the city's energy grid. SARAH SHATZ [Photograph]: Giving Back Jeff Sturges set up a workshop in a church basement to teach tech and other skills as job prep.EMPTY [Photograph]: Style Maven Clover McFadden started her clothing business with seed money from a local nonprofit.EMPTY [Illustration]: ILLUSTRATIONS BY CRANIODSGN [Photograph]: Local Booster The bridge's designer, Ted Zoli, says it "must use U.S. and Canadian ingenuity, labor, and construction to have the right effect."
Publisher:
New York: Hearst Magazine Media, Inc
Language:
English
Identifier:
ISSN: 0032-4558
EISSN: 2769-8637
Source:
AUTh Library subscriptions: ProQuest Central
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