"... the story of Detroit’s regeneration in a post industrial economy has really caught the hearts and minds across the globe – it is this interest that has inspired this photo competition and the Spirit of Detroit free exhibition in the heart of London’s West End.
WAN and Buro Happold are asking the 910,000 residents plus millions more friends, visitors and relatives to take a fresh look at that pioneering spirit and to take part in our photo competition. We are asking entrants to join the Spirit of Detroit Facebook page and to upload up to five images, that you either own or have taken and which you believe illustrate ‘The Spirit of Detroit’."
The overall winning image and two runners-up images will be included in The Spirit of Detroit photo exhibition, opening in London on February 9th 2011 in Newman St in London’s West End.
The closing date for entries is Thursday 3rd February, 2011.
See the WorldArchitectureNews.com editorial here
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Conscious of the continuing deteriorating physical, economic, social and political fabric of this country, we as architects are concerned with the state of the environment of all people and uniquely concerned with the state of people of color in America. As people of color in architecture, we have come together to define solutions which will insure a healthy living and working environment for the total community.
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NOMA Detroit Executive Board
Officers:
Rainy Hamilton, AIA/NOMA - President
Tiffany Brown, NOMA - Vice President
Karen A. Davis, NOMA - Secretary
Louis J Fisher, AIA/NOMA - Treasurer & President-Elect (2013)
Board:
Saundra Little, AIA/NOMA - Past President
Sybil R. Griffin - Executive Board Member
Robert Smiley - Student Member
Rainy Hamilton, AIA/NOMA - President
Tiffany Brown, NOMA - Vice President
Karen A. Davis, NOMA - Secretary
Louis J Fisher, AIA/NOMA - Treasurer & President-Elect (2013)
Board:
Saundra Little, AIA/NOMA - Past President
Sybil R. Griffin - Executive Board Member
Robert Smiley - Student Member
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