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I N T E R S E C T I O N A L I T Y : G E N D E R , R A C E , C L A S S ,

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All images in this catalog were composed by Master of Architecture Students at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Architecture

Philosophy of The City Research Group

The Philosophy of the City Research Group takes the city as an object of study, focusing on its political, social, epistemological, metaphysical, ethical, and environmental dimensions.

From an interdisciplinary perspective, it incorporates disciplines such as urban planning, environmental science and studies, ecology, architecture, geography, and the arts. Research questions often deal with applied philosophy and ethics, and utilize established knowledge from other areas of study. All philosophical traditions are welcome.

The group holds a conference annually, along with sessions at the American Philosophical Association’s meetings. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in the philosophical dimensions of the city.

Current officers:

Shane Epting, President Ronald R. Sundstrom, Vice President Michael Nagenborg, Secretary Jules Simon, Treasurer Michael Menser, Executive Director Mary Carmen Marcous, Executive Committee Member Víctor Manuel Hernández Márquez, Executive Committee Member Luis Ruben Diaz, Executive Committee Member

Local Co-Hosts: University of Detroit Mercy David Koukal, Professor of Philosophy, College of Liberal Arts + Education Noah Resnick, Professor and Associate Dean, School of Architecture

Philosophy of the City 2019 – Detroit is being sponsored by the Philosophy of the City Research Group in conjunction with the Department of Philosophy and the School of Architecture at the University of Detroit Mercy. Additional funding and support has been generously provided by the College of Liberal Arts and Education, the School of Law, and the Academic Vice President and Provost of the University of Detroit Mercy.

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Day One: Thursday, October 3University of Detroit MercyMcNichols Campus

8:30 Board buses at Riverfront Campus at Larned Street entrance. Those missing the buses should Lyft or Uber to the McNichols Campus at 4001 West McNichols Road, Detroit, MI 48221. Please be reminded that there are maps of downtown Detroit and the McNichols Campus in your Orientation Packet.

9:00 Coffee and registration at McNichols Campus, Loranger Building

9:45 Greeting of Conferees by Shane Epting, President of POTCRG, and University of Detroit Mercy Local Host Co-Organizers David Koukal, Professor of Philosophy, and Professor Noah Resnick, Associate Dean of the School of Architecture.

10:00-11:30Session 1A: Exhibition Space, Loranger Building

Housing EthicsModerator: Beth Oljar, Philosophy, University of Detroit Mercy

Expropriate the Landlords? Reflections on Berlin’s Referendum on Housing Tyler Zimmer, University of Chicago

Reciprocal Integration Without Gentrification: Free-Market Challenges and Democratic Responses Andrew Pierce, Saint Mary’s College

Annihilation Or Assimilation: The Dark Sides Of Inclusive Planning Sarah Gelbard, McGill School of Urban Planning

THURSDAY 10-32019 POTC Conference, Detroit

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10:00-11:30 Session 1B: President’s Dining Room, 2nd Floor of Student Union

Urban Environmentalism Moderator: James Leach, Architecture, University of Detroit Mercy

Against ecological nativism in the urban community Carlos Santana, University of Utah

Socio-economic Threats to the Values Underlying the Urban Ag Movement: Climate Change, Community Resiliency, and ‘Big Ag’ Benjamin Hill and Deanna Befus, University of Western Ontario

Anti-Utopian Dreams: Hudson Yards and the Fetishizing of Resilience Matthew Bower, The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art

11:40-13:10Session 2A: Exhibition Space, Loranger Building

Complexity and Justice in Urban PlanningModerator: Beth Oljar, Philosophy, University of Detroit Mercy

City in Code: The Politics of Urban Modeling in the Age of Big Data Madeline Johnson, McGill University

Urban planning as prefigurative politics Valerie Soon, Duke University

Pragmatism in Planning for Complex Urban Affordability David Woods, City of Stamford and NYU and Judith Green, Fordham University


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11:40-13:10Session 2B: President’s Dining Room, Second Floor of Student Union The City Beautiful: Social Order or Design Injustice? Moderator: Allan Grigg, Education, University of Detroit Mercy

Philosophy and the City Beautiful Gerald Erion, Medaille College

The Right To Beauty In Cities Juan Mansur, Instituto Tecnológico Autónoma de Mexico

The Liminal City Ann Levey, University of Calgary

13:10-14:30Lunch: President’s Dining Room, Second Floor of Student UnionSponsored by the University of Detroit Mercy

14:30-16:00 Session 3A: Exhibition Space, Loranger Building Environmental Justice or “How to Repair Our Cities”Moderator: Allegra Pitera, Architecture, University of Detroit Mercy

Urban Environmental Justice and Restorative Justice without Romanticism Ben Almassi, Governors State University

A Totem Pole Journey and a Native Gathering Garden: Nomadic Subjectivities and Persons in Place in Everyday Urban Environments Briana Meier, University of Oregon

The land justice bets: approach to justice in the construction of a city through the property division in Bogotá Juan Sebastián Rodríguez Amarillo, Universidad de la Salle


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THURSDAY 10-3

14:30-16:00Session 3B: President’s Dining Room, Second Floor of Student Union Whose Streets? City Planning, Design, and Social ControlModerator: Greg Sumner, History, University of Detroit Mercy

Social Movements and Planning Thought, 1960-1975 Bri Gauger, University of Michigan

Design for Values and the City Taylor Stone, Delft University of Technology

Eyes on the Street: To What End? A Critical Examination of Jane Jacobs’ Theory of the Street through Michel Foucault’s Concept of Surveillance Anders Bartonek, Södertörn University

16:30-17:30Keynote: Exhibition Space, Loranger Building

Michael D. Doan, Eastern Michigan University

James Boggs: Philosopher of the CityModerator: Ron Sundstrom, Philosophy, University of San Francisco

17:30-19:00Wine Reception: Exhibition Space, Loranger BuildingSponsored by the University of Detroit Mercy

19:00 Board buses back to Riverfront Campus

19:30Conferees dine on their own

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Day Two: Friday, October 4University of Detroit MercyRiverfront Campus

9:30-10:30Session 4A: Room 226

The Construction of Urban Spaces: Subjectivity, Alienation, Gender Exclusion, and the Right to Choose Moderator: Allegra Pitera, Architecture, University of Detroit Mercy

Feminine Bodies as Moving Targets: Transit Sexual Violations and the Right to Freedom of Movement in the City Louise Pedersen, University of Utah

Sex Work & the Double-Edge of City Density Brit Schulte, CUNY-Lehman College and Aaron Hammes, CUNY-Hunter College and John Jay College

9:30-10:30 Session 4B: Room 235

The Public Library Moderator: James Leach, Architecture, University of Detroit Mercy

Libraries, Communities, and Justice Heidi Schmidt, Hollins University

Tourists of the Past: Topographies of Memory in W. G. Sebald’s ‘Austerlitz’ and Teju Cole’s ‘Open City’ Benjamin Williams, Carnegie Mellon University

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10:45-12:15Session 5A: Room 226

Aesthetics and (Re-)Building a Sustainable DetroitModerator: Claudia Bernasconi, Architecture, University of Detroit Mercy

Intergenerational Urban Aesthetics: Sustainable directions for envisioning urban futures Sanna Lehtinen, University of Helsinki

Detroit Bike City and the Reconstitution of Community D. R. Koukal, University of Detroit Mercy

Thinking with Hannah Arendt about Welcoming Newcomers and Becoming Native to a Place in the City Beautiful of Detroit Jules Simon, University of Texas at El Paso

10:45-12:15Session 5B: Room 235

The Modern City-State: polis or no polis, that is the questionModerator: Juan Carlos Flores, Philosophy, University of Detroit Mercy

The Political Philosophy of the European City: The Conceptual Framework Ferenc Hörcher, National University of Public Administration, Budapest; Institute of Philosophy, Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Stoic Notes to 21st Century Urban Living Osman Nemli, Vassar College

Housing and Experience: Between Abstraction and Everyday Life Juan Melo, Stanford University

12:15-13:30 Lunch: Atrium, First Floor of Riverfront CampusSponsored by the Philosophy of the City Research Group


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13:30-15:00Session 6A: Room 226

Homelessness Moderator: Joseph Abisaid, Communication, University of Detroit Mercy

Housed and ‘Home’less: Behind the Alienating Forces of Urban Life Zachary Isrow, Beacon College

I am not my Bike: Homelessness, Liberalism, and Kant’s Philosophy of Right Geraldine Ng, University of Reading

Sidewalks and Skid Rows—Homelessness and the Fault Lines of the Abject in The City Jacqueline Moulton, Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts

13:30-15:00Session 6B: Room 235

Designing Space and Human Behavior?Moderator: Claudia Bernasconi, Architecture, University of Detroit Mercy

Tools for Shaping Human Behavior in Public Spaces: Theory and Praxis Vladan Klement, Masaryk University

Building bridges: Empirical Philosophy and Research-through-Design Michael Nagenborg, University of Twente

A Tale of Two or Three Cities Matthew Crippen, Humboldt University of Berlin


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15:15-16:45Session 7A: Room 226

Modern Urban Patho-PsychologiesModerator: Cheryl Munday, Psychology, University of Detroit Mercy

Dreamscapes and Public Displays of Distress Tea Lobo, Universität Freiburg

Cities, Trust, and Mental Illness Daniel Weinstock, McGill University and Ian Gold, McGill University

The City as Frontier Outpost: Criminal Quarters? Derek Shanahan, Millersville University

15:15-16:45Session 7B: Room 235

20th Century Urban Phenomenological OrientationsModerator: John Freeman, English, University of Detroit Mercy

Suspense as Urban Phenomenology Alfons Puigarnau, University of Jyväskylä

Philosophical Hermeneutics and Urban Encounters Henrik Pathirane, University of Helsinki

Dwelling and Nothingness: On the Reclaiming of Being in a Post-Industrial City Edgar Llamas, University of Texas at El Paso

17:00-18:00Keynote: Room 226Diane Michelfelder, Macalaster CollegeWill smart cities make us stupid? And other questions not worth askingModerator: Michael Nagenborg, University of Twente



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OUGHTNESSDIAGRAMMING THE MIDDLE FUTURE

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located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children

stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of

children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground.

Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of

two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St.,

parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller

Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of

children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated

brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles

parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on

house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of

children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding,

possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two

front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St.,

8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances;

automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of

two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly

a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a

duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of

two - story house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in Corktown. House has two front entrances; automobiles parked in street; sign

on house: "For sale, Miller Bros." Group of children stand in foreground. Handwritten on front: "Par. 56, 1217-21 6th St., 8-29-56." View of two - story

house with simulated brick siding, possibly a duplex, located at 1217-1221 6th St., parcel 56, in

At one point in time someone or some

group thought that a highway ought to

be planned and built though the middle

of a thriving ethnic and working class

community. This decision and many

other oughtnesses have left their mark

on the current condition of the Greater

Corktown Communities. This thesis

is concerned with understanding and

analyzing the oughtnesses that have

existed in the past, that have informed

the current, and that ought to diagram

the middle future narrative of the North

Corktown Neighborhood.

UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, 2018 M.ARCH THESIS STUDIO, PROFESSOR RESNICK

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Day Three: Saturday, October 5University of Detroit MercyRiverfront Campus

8:30-10:00Session 8A: Room 226

Loving the “Other” in our CitiesModerator: Libby Balter Blume, Psychology, University of Detroit Mercy

Love, the Other and the City: Critical analysis of the Ethics of Alterity in a Capitalist Society Juan Cabrera, University of Texas at El Paso

Building the Beloved: What it Takes to Enact Martin Luther King’s Beloved Community EllieMuraca,VirginiaTechOfficeofEconomicDevelopment

Contemporary Neocolonialism and Dispossession and the Response of the Poor People’s Campaign Gail Presbey, University of Detroit Mercy

8:30-10:00Session 8B: Room 235

Aesthetic Engagements with the CityModerator: Benjamin Ellefson, Architecture, University of Detroit Mercy

A (Rational) Aesthetics of the Digital City Nicola Siddi, University of Turin

Anthony Bourdain, Philosopher of the Socratic City John Kaiser Ortiz, Millersville University

A sonic approach to the aesthetic experience of the city Nuno Fonseca, Nova Institute of Philosophy

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10:15-11:45Session 9A: Room 226

Dialectic of Nature and the CityModerator: Marty Leever, Philosophy, University of Detroit Mercy

City and Countryside in the thought of William James Joshua Fischel, Millersville University of Pennsylvania

A City among Volcanoes: Aesthetics and Preservation of Geology within an Urban Environment Remei Capdevila-Werning, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Modernity Place Identity Filip Šenk, Technical University of Liberec

10:15-11:45Session 9B: Room 235

Issues in Urban InfrastructureModerator: Benjamin Ellefson, Architecture, University of Detroit Mercy

The Humanness of Infrastructure Steven Vogel, Denison University

Infrastructure, Urban Sprawl, and Naturally-Occurring Asbestos Shane Epting, Missouri University of Science and Technology

Biella - Textile landscape (IT) Paolo Furia, University of Turin


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11:45-12:45 Keynote Panel: Room 226

Paul B. Thompson, Michigan State University Samantha Noll, Washington State University

Dialogue on Urban Food Justice

Moderator: Shane Epting, Philosophy, Missouri University of Science and Technology

12:45-14:00 Lunch. Conferees dine on their own. The food court at GM’s Renaissance Center is close by, fast, and affordable.

14:00-15:30Session 10A: Room 226

Cities, Non-human Animals, and EcosystemsModerator: Sanna Lehtinen, Philosophy, University of Helsinki

Growing Cities of Green: Nonhumans’ Place in City Planning Alexander Moore, University of Montana

A New New Urbanism: Planning Cities at the Animal Scale Leah Higgins, Eastern Michigan University

Nutria in the City: Hermeneutics and Urban Invasive Species Joseph Tuminello, McNesse State University


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14:00-15:30Session 10B: Room 235

Dealing with Traffic and Transportation ProblemsModerator: Aloha Van Camp, Social Work, University of Detroit Mercy

Equity implications of traffic police enforcement in New York City: A Critical Analysis Henok Girma Abebe, Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan Royal Institute of Technology

Rethinking parking on college campuses: what have university parking policies taught us regarding minimizing parking impacts on land use? Yi Wen, University of Tennessee

Floating Infrastructure - Large Scale Public Spaces on Water Petar Lovric, Seine Design

15:45-16:30Closing of the Conference: Room 226

Michael Nagenborg, Secretary, POTCRGJules Simon, Treasurer, POTCRGDavid Koukal, Professor of Philosophy, University of Detroit Mercy


Image Credits:Front Cover: Da’Carla StrongPages 6 + 7, 24+25: Jose JoglarPages 12+13, 18+19, 26: Claire AntrassianBack Cover: Jose Joglar

Catalog designed by Noah Resnick


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DETROIT RESTAURANTS

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Grey Ghost Brush Park Astro Coffee Corktown Great CoffeeSlows Corktown BBQBatch Brewing Company CorktownDetroit Institute of Bagels CorktownGold Cash Gold CorktownLady of the House CorktownGreen Dot Stables Corktown Gourmet SlidersIma Corktown NoodlesKatoi Corktown ThaiMudgies Corktown Soups/SandwichesOttava Via Corktown ItalianDillas Donuts DowntownStandby DowntownMaru Sushi DowntownCentral Kitchen & Bar DowntownCliff Bell’s Downtown Classic jazz club & restaurantLafayette Coney Downtown Coney (chili dogs)Parc DowntownRepublic /Parks and Rec DowntownSavannah Blue Downtown Soul FoodThe Dime Store DowntownThe Z Belt Downtown In the alley behind the Z-deckWright and Company DowntownLouisiana Creole Gumbo Eastern MarketSupino Eastern Market Great PizzaSister Pie English VillageCraftwork English VillageRose’s Fine Food Jefferson East1917 American Bistro LivernoisBaker’s Keyboard Lounge Livernois 2nd oldest jazz club in the U.S.Kuzzos’s Chicken & Waffles Livernois Great Lakes Coffee MidtownLa Feria Midtown Spanish TapasHopcat Detroit Midtown 300 BeersChartreuse MidtownMotor City Brewery MidtownFlowers of Vietnam Southwest VietnameseEl Barzon Southwest Mexican and Italian Lupitas Taqueria Southwest Legit SW Detroit Mexican, Cash onlyTaqueria El Rey Southwest Legit SW Detroit Mexican, Cash onlySelden Standard West Midtown Exquisite small platesSlows to Go West Midtown BBQDetroit Vegan Soul West VillageThe Red Hook West Village Great CoffeeBuddy’s Pizza Northeast Original Detroit Style Pizza


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THINGS TO SEE IN DETROIT

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Detroit Institute of the Arts Midtown Diego Rivera Murals

Lafayette Park East of Downtown Mies van der Rohe

Detroit Riverwalk Downtown Riverfront Rent a bicycle

Eastern Market East of Downtown Food and Public Art

Motown Museum New Center Hitsville, USA

Belle Isle Park Detroit River Olmstead Style Park

The Guardian Building Downtown Art Deco Skyscraper

The Fisher Building New Center Art Deco Skyscraper

Michigan Central Depot Corktown Abandoned Train Station

Detroit People Mover Downtown Take a Ride

Detroit Historical Museum Midtown Across From DIA

The Heidelberg Project Near Eastside Outsider Urban Art

The Dequindre Cut Greenway Near Eastside Linear Park

Third Man Records Midtown Jack White’s Shop

Charles H. Wright Museum Midtown African American History

MOCAD Midtown Contemporary Art

FURTHER AFIELD

Cranbrook Academy of Arts BloomfieldHills MuseumandGrounds

The Henry Ford Museum Dearborn Industrial History

Greenfield Village Dearborn Pre-industrial History

Ford River Rouge Factory Dearborn Factory Tours

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