American Dirt
Thursday, May 22, 2014

Forbidden feet.

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Travel any reasonable distance in this country, across multiple political boundaries, and you will inevitably discover a variety practic...
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Wednesday, May 7, 2014

When the best preservation efforts go up in smoke.

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My latest is up at Urban Indy .  It focuses on a charming Victorian double in the historic neighborhood of St. Joseph, immediately north of...
Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Urban recycling: not a bad (unironic) beer in the box.

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--> A recycling station housed in an old factory building might not seem like a novel concept, particularly in a city with a plethora o...
Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Who initiated the scrawled controversy? We know (k)nothing.

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In a city as replete with illicitly painted buildings as Detroit, it isn’t hard to find graffiti in which the subject ma...
Monday, March 31, 2014

Separate the ersatz and collect up all the cream.

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While the interplay between the built and natural environments occupies the bulk of my ruminations, every now and then I can’t help but ind...
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Monday, March 24, 2014

Retrograde retail: there’s weakness in numbers.

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Some businesses just fail to quit, though it’s not necessarily from lack of trying. And if all the negatives in that sentence di...
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Hometown: Indianapolis, United States
This blog concerns itself with the foundation of American dirt, regardless of where I claim to “live” at that moment. It is the playing field and landscape upon which all living participants tend to their own aspirations, leaving non-indigenous built forms which my aging digital camera hopes to capture.
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