Here's an article by Christy DeSmith for Rake Magazine hinting at one possible direction for Glenwood Avenue.
"It seemed like a bold move at the time, but when Ini Iyamba opened a second store—his Ivy Men’s + Design boutique at 1220 Glenwood Avenue—just this March, design devotees started buzzing about the potential of his new address..."
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Harrison Neighborhood - Great City Design Team January 4-5, 2008
This site serves as an archive and information clearinghouse for Team Members, Residents and other participants in the 2008 Mayors Great City Design Team visit to the Harrison neighborhood in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Mayor’s Great City Design Teams were a key part of Mayor Rybak’s vision to “reweave” Minneapolis into a city of diverse, connected, urban villages where streets are destinations and residents can access unique goods and services nearby.
Members of AIA Minneapolis, the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and the Minneapolis Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (MASLA) came together on January 4th and 5th to work with the Harrison community to create a vision for urban design opportunity sites in the neighborhood.
The Mayor’s Great City Design Teams were a key part of Mayor Rybak’s vision to “reweave” Minneapolis into a city of diverse, connected, urban villages where streets are destinations and residents can access unique goods and services nearby.
Members of AIA Minneapolis, the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and the Minneapolis Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (MASLA) came together on January 4th and 5th to work with the Harrison community to create a vision for urban design opportunity sites in the neighborhood.
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