Institution: | University of Detroit Mercy |
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Year: | 2015 |
Record ID: | 2060831 |
Full text PDF: | http://hdl.handle.net/10429/778 |
This thesis began as an investigation on how to leverage Detroit’s greatest asset its’ community, and provide it a space which would re-densify one of the major problems in Detroit, the fragmentation of its housing in its’ communities. To do this social spaces were needed within a community to strengthen relationships and integration between members to create a stronger neighborhood, resistant to unwanted economic change.