Well, at least the ghost town will look nice...
MEK
"Kookie"
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08/27/03 09:59 PM Subject: Re: (313) Detroit
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Detroit's future is not dependant on the Downtown area. Rather the local
neighborhoods are what the city needs to survive. It is difficult to build
a buisness on Lunch traffic. The stadiums were a waste of money. Small
microloans could have gone alot further to improving the city or even
clearing vacant lots and burned out cars from the streets. I don't like
the
way the city is heading, but at least there is a vision inmind.
-Kevin
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Subject: Re: (313) Detroit development site
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> wow, there's a lot to look over and read there. hope all that planning
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> construction results in positive outcomes.
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> one thing I've always been fascinated by is architectural concept
drawings
> and their lack of inclusion of transient/homeless people - everyone is
> always going somewhere and usually dressed quite cleanly. I know it's all
> for business but once I'd like to see one that represented how that same
> picture would pan out in real life - people loitering in groups by the
bus
> stops, someone sitting in the corner of a building asking for money,
> someone sleeping on a bench, a cop giving a parking ticket, etc.
> Life is always so pleasant in those drawings.
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> MEK
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> Dave Barnett
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> I came across this site today.
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> Detroit development
> http://www.skyscraperpage.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=3222.
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> Dave.
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