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Alvin E. Harley (1884-1976) was a mid-20th century Detroit architect who was active during a major period of transition and prosperity for the city – a time that saw a boom in ambitious residential design.
His work showcased a higher level of understanding of fashionable revival styles, not to mention quality craftsmanship that appealed to the city’s influential business class and early elite.
Within the Arden Park–East Boston Historic District, Harley was commissioned to design the William J. Ross House at 360 E. Boston Boulevard, a residence that stands as a perfect model of his sophisticated, well-balanced design that fits seamlessly into the grand architectural line-up of one of Detroit’s most respected historic neighborhoods.