Cheers to some sparkle was found on the barbed wire around one of the lots on Sterling and Franklin.
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About Me
- David Del Rosario
- Brooklyn, NY
- David Del Rosario is an architectural lighting designer living in Brooklyn, New York. This blog is a result of his thesis work completed in 2010. The choice of Franklin Avenue, in the neighborhood of North Crown Heights, Brooklyn, New York, exemplifies a gentrifying commercial street halted by the economic downturn. The application of light on blight re-examines temporal permanence and questions its future, unknown manifestation. Light embodies the potential to inform and revitalize, while activating a space for present usage.
BLIGHTING VACANCY
- ABOUT
- ABSTRACT
- CASE STUDIES
- Signage for Storefronts
- Best Pedestrian Route
- A Neighborhood Transformed
- RESEARCH and ANALYSIS: Rethinking Vacancy
- Resolving Vacancy: Promoting Urban Vitality
- Design Process
- Studio Project
- Response I: The Vacant Lot
- Response II: The Construction Site
- Response III: The Empty Building/Storefront
- Half Empty or Half Full?
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- DETROIT (1)
- empty building (5)
- empty storefront (10)
- fenced (6)
- final thoughts (1)
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- for rent (6)
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- research (3)
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- security (1)
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