Category Archives: Cass Corridor

Caffeine Crash Urbanisms

Posted on May 26, 2018 by Michael Stepniak

Some of you know that I am a bartender. If you follow my Twitter or Instagram I have cluttered your feed with videos of DDOT busses and things happening at Rosa Parks Transit Center. In that spirit, here’s some thoughts … Continue reading →

Posted in Cass Corridor, Detroit, Public Transit, Southwest Detroit, transit | Tagged Cass Corridor, Design, Detroit, Historic Preservation, Iconography, Icons, Michigan, Parking Lots, Public Safety, Public Transit, Southwest Detroit, Surveillance, Urban Design, urban planning | Leave a comment

How to Say Cass Corridor

Posted on December 23, 2012 by Michael Stepniak

A Question of Neighborhoods About a year ago, I took part in Discover. Engage. Transform., a program created by Leadership Detroit. One of the events on the docket was a bus tour of the city, and for the most part … Continue reading →

Posted in Cass Corridor, gentrification, identity politics, Midtown Detroit | Tagged Amsterdam, branding, Cass Corridor, Detroit, Discover. Engage. Transform., gentrification, Hell's Kitchen, I amsterdam, identity politics, Leadership Detroit, Midtown Detroit, Midtown Inc., Soho, Sue Mosey, TIF, urban rebranding, Wayne State University, Westminster | Leave a comment

Category Archives: Cass Corridor

Caffeine Crash Urbanisms

How to Say Cass Corridor

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