Dubbed "The Spirit of Detroit Plaza," the three-month long installation contains food trucks, seats and tables, and artwork. It will also improve access from Campus Martius to the riverfront.
The Sugar Hill Mixed-use development will contain 84 apartment units, 25 percent of which will be set aside for low-income residents, along with 7,000 sq. ft. of commercial space, a 300-car parking garage, and green alleyways.
According to an article in the Detroit Free Press, that's what the Detroit Future City Implementation Office will focus on in a new report.
Together, they'll create the Women In Manufacturing and Technology program, a new Manufacturing and Information Technology job preparedness and training program for 60 local women.
Another in a series of firsts for the administration of Mayor Duggan, the city of Detroit has established an Office of Sustainability, and named Joel Howrani Heeres as its director.
Among the numerous downtown redevelopments taking place in Detroit, perhaps none is more exciting than the old Detroit Free Press Building.
"Charles McGee: Still Searching" opens on June 1 at the Library Street Collective. Across the street, the 11-story-tall mural "Unity" will also be unveiled.
Model D is here to recap opinions, observations, news, and more on the first streetcar to drive along Detroit's streets in over 60 years.
The New Economy Initiative is now accepting applications for its NEIdeas Challenge. For the fourth consecutive year, NEI will award 20 already existing small businesses with $400,000.
The system will have 430 bikes at 43 stations throughout the city. Passes, which range from daily ($8) to annual ($80), can be purchased online, through the Transit App, or at stations.
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