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Monthly Archives: November 2017
Book Review: Nathan Bomey’s “Detroit Resurrected”
I’ve made it my mission to read all of the Detroit books. I started with Charlie LeDuff’s sensationalist Detroit: An American Autopsy, then moved onto fiction You Don’t Have To Live Like This, then David Maraniss’s Once In A Great … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Detroit, Michigan
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Changing Urban Landscapes With Changing Energy Landscapes
NO AMERICAN LAWYER WOULD EVER SIGN OFF ON THIS, I thought, as I grasped an iron railing, looking up into the November rain as I climbed up grated steps 70 meters above the sodden ground. I was climbing the retired Hochofen … Continue reading
Posted in Coal, Detroit, Environment, Germany, Historic preservation, Industrial Heritage, Public Space, Urban Planning
Tagged adaptive reuse, bochum, bottrop, duisburg, industrial development, industrial redevelopment, industry, nordrhein-westfalen, postindustrial, ruhrgebiet, ruhrpott, trains, transit
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