AIA: Detroit part of “New Big Three” for practicing architects
In the voluminous, intriguing scholarly piece, writer Wellington Reiter describes Detroit, New Orleans and Phoenix as U.S. cities “that have visited the frontlines of the future and are reporting back to the rest of the us, a bit wobbly and worse for wear, but still standing and in some respects, regaining their footing.”
The rest of his paper is even better. Read it here.
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