HomepageTopicsTerritory and mobility Urban UrbanNext 5 years ago On Detroit, Architecture & Race urbanNext interviews Jean Louis Farges on Detroit, race and how architecture should be more inclusive. Making Inclusion More Inclusive » « The Ethical Values of Human Resources: Looking for Diversity, Interdisciplinarity and Societal Decentralization Categories: Detroiters' Spatial Imagination expanding design practices Jean Louis Farges No Density Politics and economics Talk Territory and mobility Tags: African-americanArchitect’s roleArchitectural manifestationsArchitectureBackgroundCitizen interactionCity challengeCity dialogueCity lifeConnectionsDesigner’s roleDetroitDetroiters' Spatial ImaginationInclusivityKnowledgeOpportunitiesPowerRaceRacial understandingSocial culturetalkUrban culture Urban UrbanNext: Related Post Born Market Surrounding Area: Urban Regeneration and Cultural Identity The urbanization of the Mercat del Born surroundings is part of a regeneration strategy for… Hoekenrodeplein: Redevelopment of a Square Hoekenrodeplein forms the link between the Amsterdamse Poort shopping center and the Arena Boulevard. With… Yiwu Cultural Square: Serving a Multitude of Purposes The project is situated in Yiwu Economic-Technological Area and beside the Yiwu River. With a…