BBC ‘Making Cities Work’ show explores Detroit
In this radio series produced for the BBC World Service, architecture critic Dejan Sudjic looks at solutions for the urban challenge in Detroit.
In this radio series produced for the BBC World Service, architecture
critic Dejan Sudjic looks at solutions for the urban challenge.
According to the story:
“Detroit no longer drives the world’s auto industry. Half the city’s
population has left. But some residents say Detroit has found a new
road.”
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