Applied Research and Service by Urban Planning Students in the HOPE Village Initiative Area
Applied Research and Service by Urban Planning Students in the HOPE Village Initiative Area
Applied Research and Service by Urban Planning Students in the HOPE Village Initiative Area
Project Team
Eric Dueweke - Architecture & Urban Planning
Margaret Dewar - Architecture & Urban Planning
Project Summary
To support creative redevelopment efforts in Detroit, the Graham Institute partnered with the Detroit-based nonprofit civil and human rights organization Focus: HOPE to conduct the Sustainability and the HOPE Village Initiative Integrated Assessment.
As one of six projects in the overall assessment, this project supported three U-M graduate students working onsite with Focus: HOPE on a wide variety of community planning initiatives. Among others, these included creation of a community asset map, development of a master plan for the Linwood Avenue commercial corridor, extensive property research to help target neighborhood improvement projects, and streetscape improvement efforts.
For more details, read the final report (PDF) | 9.3 MB
This project received a $30,000 Integrated Assessment Grant in 2012.