Could Detroit soon resemble the English countryside?
“In a way, think of it as a 21st-Century version of a traditional country pattern,” Mallach said. “You have high-density development on one side of the street and cows on the other, quite literally.”
There’s been a lot of publicity around the idea of “urban farming” Detroit’s vacant land and I think a similar idea to this is probably a logical next step. I also like the fact that these little villages would be connected via some sort of rapid transit lines
Find the presentation from the SDAT group, in PDF form, here.

Could Detroit soon resemble the English countryside?

“In a way, think of it as a 21st-Century version of a traditional country pattern,” Mallach said. “You have high-density development on one side of the street and cows on the other, quite literally.”

There’s been a lot of publicity around the idea of “urban farming” Detroit’s vacant land and I think a similar idea to this is probably a logical next step. I also like the fact that these little villages would be connected via some sort of rapid transit lines

Find the presentation from the SDAT group, in PDF form, here.


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