Re-envisioning The City of Flint - Municipal Center

The AIA Flint 2022 Design Competition focuses on the existing City of Flint Municipal Center Campus located in the heart of Downtown Flint on Saginaw Street between Fifth Street and the I-69 & I-475 interchange. The 23-acre campus is split between seven government office buildings on the North side of Stevens Street, with a gas station, pawn shop, and vacant office building on the South side of the street.

Currently the site is underutilized and much of the interior space of the buildings is unoccupied. The focus of the competition is to develop the site into a vibrant, mixed use, walkable community that will spur greater public use and bring further investment to the downtown area. While the AIA acknowledges the site was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2019 for its representation of "International Style" architecture, this should not limit the designer as to their proposal. The participant should propose a design solution that they think makes the best use of the site to accommodate the design requirements, whether that is through renovation of the existing buildings or redevelopment of the entire campus. If historic rehabilitation of the existing buildings is proposed, refer to the National Park Services’ Rehabilitation Standards and Guidelines webpage.

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Cite: "Re-envisioning The City of Flint - Municipal Center" 17 Jun 2022. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/983779/re-envisioning-the-city-of-flint-municipal-center> ISSN 0719-8884

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