Curbed Detroit new architecture critic issues challenge to status quo
Cheers, Curbed Detroit, for jumping into our moribund media marketplace and fearlessly mixing it up with business owners, designers, realtors, rabbis, Patti Smith fans and now the preservationist community. We didn’t know we needed you until we needed you.
Welcome new architecture critic Kelly Ellsworth, who challenges all who love Detroit buildings to not only be passionate — but proactive and effective.
Let the arguments begin here.
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