by Alan Stamm "It's kind of custom to our culture," says the owner of Armando's, site of these first lantern-style dining chalets. (Photo: Southwest Detroit Business Association) These stylish workarounds for dining in a time of Covid are likely to outlast the pandemic, and not just because prices start at $6,000 each. They're also cozy, romantic and culturally apt for Southwest Detroit, the first area getting locally made restaurant "luminarias." The steel huts with plexiglass windows and roofs are 12-foot-tall versions of paper lanterns that line walkways, ...