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SW Detroit's Alley Project heralded as model of participatory design
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
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Southwest Detroit
TAP (The Alley Project)
in Southwest Detroit got some recent love in the
Huffington Post
from California-based documentary filmmaker, Lee Schneider. Schneider is directing a movie called
SHELTER
about architects and designers bringing innovative solutions to communities, and he applauded TAP for its people-driven approach.
"Looking at problems to provide hints for solutions is a smart way to look at community. This is even smarter: Looking at the assets a community might provide and leveraging that social capital. TAP didn't mushroom up magically, although there was a strong community base for it to begin with. It evolved in a partnership of participatory design."
For the full article, read
here
.
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