Charlotte Magazine takes a close look at Camp North End, a 76-acre former Ford factory in Charlotte designed by Albert Kahn, in the article below. The nearly century- old Ford manufacturing facility is halfway through a 20-year adaptive-reuse transformation. The reimagined concept envisioning a multi-use, community-oriented installation has gained significant support from area residents and businesses, but the going has been slow.
Camp-North-End-Story-from-Charlotte-MagHistory Lesson: Telling Detroit’s Immigrant Story Through its Architecture
Jacob Jones, Detroit historian and Albert Kahn Legacy Foundation board member, recently published a tribute to the remarkable first- and second-generation American architects, artists and engineers who didn’t just shape much of the Motor City’s built environment, they helped define what the U.S. could be…and would become a century later.…
