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Detroit’s population swelled after the completion of the Erie Canal in 1825. So entrepreneur Edmund Busch -— recognizing the rising value of his family’s plot just north of downtown — began...
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Big Rock Chophouse executive chef Jeff Rose shares the menu, recipes, and secrets to a perfect summer steakout.
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Built in 1855 by Squire and Dolly Rowe, their fieldstone farmhouse came with six acres and a spot on the state’s list of registered historic sites. When Brigid first heard the Rowe house was for...
by Julie Yolles
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Don Paul Young’s design for this Franklin home was ahead of its time when it was built in 1978. thirty years later, It still is.
by Ahuva Rogers
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Adding to an existing landscape can be a challenge. Making it seamless and believable takes capable hands.
by Ahuva Rogers
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Right now, the majority of the world’s 44 million donkeys are doing the same type of work they’ve been doing for the past 6,000 years.
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Children lucky enough to have their own playhouse traditionally have had to make do with the run-of-the-mill, Hansel-and-Gretel style, gingerbread design.
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Head west on Michigan Avenue until you reach Saline and you’ll be greeted by the key-lime colored clapboard of the Davenport House, otherwise known as Curtiss Mansion.
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A ’60s-era ranch is home to space-age style and two savvy shoppers.
by Aric Karpinski
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A color-coated condo showcases a collection of contemporary art and design.
by Aric Karpinski
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