Video A Life Reconstructed
In a warehouse off 9 Mile Road in River Rouge, Brian DuBois has decided to leave behind the world of architecture and construction and launch 2:37am studios, a furniture design firm that constructs products to last. Oh, and he likes to breakdance.
In a warehouse off 9 Mile road in River Rouge, Brian DuBois has decided to leave behind the world of architectur and construction and launch 2:37am studios, a furniture design firm that constructs products to last.
Oh, and he likes to breakdance.
This video is used with the permission of Half Cut Tea, a 2 person team that travels the country looking for artists and telling their stories through short documentary films. Their work has been featured on MSNBC, Huffpost, NPR, This Is Colossal and has been licensed for national television in 7 countries. It was filmed by Matt Glass and Jordan Wayne Long.
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