Ride It Sculpture Park readies for phase II upgrades

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One of our favorite Detroit neighborhoods — dubbed NoHam, Bangtown or Power House, after the off-the-grid residential project launched by artist-architect couple Mitch Cope and Gina Reichert — is featured in this Metro Times story on the area’s unique skateboard scene that attracts vistors from as far away as Germany. Not to mention kids from the immediate neighborhood.

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The park, dubbed Ride it Sculpture Park, has grown over time as Power House has continued to raise the money necessary to build it along a stretch of East Davison, off Klinger, in the Detroit neighborhood north of Hamtramck where several artists have bought houses in recent years. The park is gaining some notoriety in the skate world — and among neighborhood kids, some of whom have never seen a skateboard.

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