2017 NARI TOUR OF REMODELED HOMES MARCH 25-26, 2017 MODERNIZING A MID-CENTURY MODERN RANCH
This 1960’s home was originally designed as an homage to mid-century modern architecture in a ranch form. The unusual floor plan resulted in triangular-shaped areas in the home – interesting features that unfortunately wasted a lot of space and created awkward flow through the house. Combined with dated finishes, this home was in serious need of a 21st-century update.
Working with Meadowlark’s architectural and interior design team, our clients’ vision was brought to life in this home’s transformation. The result is a functional, beautiful and energy-efficient home that stays true to its mid-century modern roots.
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The Metro Detroit Golden Gloves are holding their annual tournament March 31- April 2. This year’s venue is Bert’s Warehouse Theatre, 2739 Russell St, Detroit, MI 48207.
Parker Village has decided to push forward the 
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