HuffPost Detroit: What Detroit could look like in 20 years
We were pleased to see this piece by former Model D section editor Ashley Woods, now editor of Huffington Post Detroit, get tons of play on social media last week. And with good reason: it compiles many splendid ideas that could work (some are already in motion) in Detroit in the coming decades.
An excerpt:
Change is brewing in the Motor City. New projects are targeting investment in hotspots like downtown and Midtown, and the city’s neighborhoods could see major transformations under long-term plans like Detroit Future City.
Some of those changes are a long way off, but others are already under way — enough that we can take a peek at 18 examples of the Detroit of the future…
Well said, Ash. Read on here.
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