Painstaking material restoration guided the landmark building’s transformation—from a symbol of urban blight to the heart of a forward-looking innovation district.

The revived grounds of a Catholic church and a transformed commercial bakery form the heart of Library Street Collective's Little Village arts campus.

Lorcan O’Herlihy of Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects joins the podcast to discuss the design process for the Sandi Simon Center for Dance at Chapman University, the revitalization of Detroit, and his book “Architecture Is a Social Act.”

Gensler and Civilian collaborated on the landmark-resuscitating adaptive reuse project, just one element of Ford’s larger Michigan Central revitalization plan.

A new building by Marlon Blackwell Architects on a former Detroit college campus provides prenatal services through pre-K education for local families.

As the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) turns 50, a conference and exhibition examine and reignite its mission.

A closer look at the kick-off discussion for NOMA’s 50th-anniversary conference in Detroit.

Ishtiaq Jabir Rafiuddin’s Detroit studio takes on inexpensive and gritty projects that transform long-abandoned structures and introduce exciting new construction.

The first of four buildings by Lorcan O’Herlihy opens in a new Detroit development.