Stephen Henderson

Stephen is focused on experimental work designed to inspire collaboration in many forms. Stephen has five years of teaching experience in Design, Technology & Engineering, and Interdisciplinary Design. He has worked as part of Oval architectural practice at Venice Biennale, as a freelance scenographer and constructor and as a graphic designer.

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Following Years of Revitalization, Detroit Still Has a Long Way to Go

Detroit is different.

We say that with confidence knowing the city’s demographics (nearly 80 percent African-American and with one of the highest poverty rates in the United States) present unique challenges to providing economic opportunity. And we say that with certainty knowing that a pernicious history of redlining, loan discrimination, and other inequities has denied Detroit’s Black majority the kind of power and say-so in design and economic development that would produce more favorable outcomes.

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