• EL 006: Developing and Reviving Underserved and Neglected Communities with Mark Rengel of the Menkiti Group

  • Oct 25 2021
  • Length: 49 mins
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EL 006: Developing and Reviving Underserved and Neglected Communities with Mark Rengel of the Menkiti Group

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  • Empty Lots 006:
    Today we speak with Mark Rengel, architect and vice president of development for the Menkiti Group. Mark will be discussing the Menkiti Groups work in the Washington D.C. area as well as their work in Worcester, MA.

    Mark will discuss the strategies that the Menkiti Group uses to develop longstanding relationships in the community and how they are able to revive undersevered and neglected communities piece by piece.

    Links:
    Menkiti Group Website
    Website for the Chatham Lofts project in Worcester, MA


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