Metromode coverage of hospitals, clinics, public health, and mental health developments and initiatives.
Is it art, or architecture? Frank Lloyd Wright has been called everything from a genius to a charlatan. Take a tour of the Dorothy Turkel House --the only Wright home left in the Motor City-- and decide for yourself.
More than a necessary social good, diversity is an advantage in high-tech economies. Think Boston, Silicon Valley and The Research Triangle. With 30 different ethnicities and up to 40% of their businesses immigrant-owned, could communities like Hamtramck and Dearborn lay the groundwork for SE Michigan's cultural and economic transformation?
The time has come for Michigan to make bold choices about how to transform its economy, communities and culture. metromode offers up a trio of initiatives and ideas that challenge conventional thinking and dare the state to think big.
Wayne State University will break ground on a new engineering facility May 2 specializing in producing innovations in sustainable energy technology, health care, biotech and other high tech industries.
Danialle Karmanos is our guest blogger this week. Danialle is Chairman of the Board of the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD), a boardmember of the Detroit Opera House and video producer. Her husband, Peter, is the chairman and CEO of Compuware Corporation. Check back here each weekday to read Danialle's thoughts on the importance of arts and culture in shaping Detroit's identity.
The Farmington Hills Planning Commission approved plans for the new $15.5 million Botsford Hospital cancer center.
Detroit has design, fashion, art, and music in spades and to celebrate that creative energy The Sarahs of Wound Menswear have teamed up with local loft maven Sabra Sanzotta to bring all those things together with LAUNCH.
The Detroit Regional Chamber and Detroit Renaissance have formed a panel of business executives to develop a set of recommendations for improving and growing Southeast Michigan's medical education and research capabilities as well as boosting collaboration between the region's medical institutions.
St. Joseph Mercy Oakland is planning a $250-million four-year expansion to begin next year.
Ann Arbor-based Pipex Pharmecueticals Inc. has leased space to manufacture its leading drug candidate that will be used to treat neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's.
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