BRITTNEY OLIVER Feb, 27, 2019
When Detroit-native Tiffany Brown decided to pursue a degree in architecture, it was a career pathway shrouded in mystery. She was still in high school and that particular vocation didn’t land on her radar until a guest speaker discussed it during her senior year.
Like so many children growing up in the inner-city, Brown wasn’t initially exposed to a vast knowledge of potential job options. Now she’s on track to becoming one of 452 licensed black women architects in the United States and part of the 0.3 percent of Black women in this space.
