Category Archives: Recentering Detroit

Recentering Detroit, Part 4: Infrastructure and Deeper Histor(ies)

Posted on August 31, 2016 by Michael Stepniak

Recentering Detroit is a multipart examination of culture of development in the current city, the ongoing crises and the efforts by residents to define their city, not as a relic of the past to be resurrected or “revitalized,” but a … Continue reading →

Posted in Recentering Detroit, Uncategorized | Tagged Anishinaabe, cartography, Detroit, Detroit River, Infrastructure, Michigan, Modernity, Urban Design, Urban Ecologies, Urban History, urban planning, Urban Theory | 1 Comment

Recentering Detroit, Part 3: A Jeffersonian Digression

Posted on August 24, 2016 by Michael Stepniak

Posted in Recentering Detroit, Uncategorized | Tagged 8 Mile Road, Blank Slate, cartography, Democracy, Detroit, Michigan, Private Property, Rectangular Survey, Tabula Rasa, Thomas Jefferson | 1 Comment

Category Archives: Recentering Detroit

Recentering Detroit, Part 4: Infrastructure and Deeper Histor(ies)

Recentering Detroit, Part 3: A Jeffersonian Digression

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