Hint: The power of second chances
CONTEST: The Eye for Design for this week (above) is a good example of the power of second chances. If you know which building it is, send an email to knarianj@mail.lcc.edu and you could win an Eye for Design mug! …
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Historic home on Moores River Drive receives TLC
A historic home on Moores River Drive is receiving the TLC it deserves. New owners Holli Seabury, executive director of the Delta Dental Foundation, and her husband, Mark, a chemist at Pratt & …
Eye Candy of the Week
Old Union Depot, 637 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing Locals will recognize this week’s Eye Candy as Clara’s, a popular restaurant on Michigan Avenue for nearly 40 years before closing …
Eye for Design
This week’s Eye for Design (above) used to house an arcade. If you know which building it is, send an email to knarianj@mail.lcc.edu and you could win an Eye for Design mug! …
Heritage Hall
Heritage Hall is the long-awaited addition to the Capitol that is the result of over three years of construction, during which the area was largely inaccessible and surrounded by chain-link fence. …
Eye for Design: Aug. 10th
The last Eye for Design (below) was not identified by our readers. Sand-colored brick and blue panels of sheet metal intersect on the façade of BWL’s Wise Road Water Conditioning Plant. …
Eye for Design: July 13
The last Eye for Design (below) was not identified by our readers. The decorative white columns frame a second-story window on the downtown Cuban restaurant, La Cocina Cubana. Located at the corner …
Eye Candy of the Week: Auto-Owners new building
This week’s Eye Candy is the new Auto-Owners Insurance Co. building, which is on the company’s South Campus. Tucked away near Creyts Road and I496 in Delta Township, the …
Eye for Design
The last Eye for Design (below) was first identified by Robert Copeland. The detail — arched brickwork rising with the roofline — belongs to the Alice B. Cowles House on the campus of …