The alley has traditionally been a dingy place littered with trash and puddles. But several recent projects in Detroit have repurposed the typically unwelcoming environment of an alley in innovative and positive ways.
At least eight hotels have opened recently or will open soon in the greater downtown area. What's behind the boutique hotel boom and what will it mean for Detroit's economy?
The Downtown Synagogue has launched its inaugural "Keep It Free!" campaign and is hoping to raise $100,000.
Real-estate firm The Platform is pitching the development as the Gratiot corridor's gateway to downtown Detroit.
The projects include: the Hudson’s Site, Monroe Blocks, Book Tower, and One Campus Martius expansion.
Much of this work of all the design events in September is to determine what Detroit's urban environment will look like and how design can contribute to it. And that's what an architecture exhibit opening downtown hopes to showcase.
The eight-week, tuition-free course is sponsored by Facebook and will teach students a variety of coding languages, like HTML5/CSS3 and JavaSript, along with job assistance training.
It's summertime in the city. Let's take a look at some of Detroit's latest developments in outdoor recreation.
The Detroit News Building has opened its doors to the public with the addition of the Press Room Cafe, which offers quick but quality dining options to area workers and passersby.
Looking for great places to run outside this summer? We've got you covered.
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