424 architects on record
The architects who drew Metro Detroit
The architects and firms whose names are on the plans across all six counties, every building of theirs we have on record, oldest first.
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Plate 1
St. Augustine Catholic Church and Cemetery
1843, by Harry J. Rill, Hartland
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Plate 2
Pontiac Commercial Historic District
1865, by Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, Pontiac
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Plate 3
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
1870, by Donaldson & Meier, Detroit
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Plate 4
Marine City City Hall
1884, by George D. Mason, Marine City
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Plate 5
Parke-Davis and Company Pharmaceutical Company Plant
1891, by Albert Kahn, Detroit
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Plate 6
Packard Proving Grounds Gateway Complex
1926, by William E. Kapp, Shelby Township
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- Wayne County416 architects1,141 works
- Oakland County13 architects15 works
- Macomb County7 architects5 works
- St. Clair County5 architects6 works
- Livingston County2 architects2 works
- Architects and firms
- 424
- Works on record
- 1,173
- Counties
- 5
- Earliest work
- 1812
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424 architects
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Albert Kahn
American architect, 1869 to 1942. Designed the General Motors Building (1922) and 114 more in Metro Detroit
115 works
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Smith, Hinchman & Grylls
American architectural and engineering company, founded 1853. Designed the Penobscot Building (1928) and 68 more in Metro Detroit
69 works
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Donaldson & Meier
American architectural firm, founded 1882. Designed the Penobscot Building (1928) and 58 more in Metro Detroit
59 works
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Malcomson & Higginbotham
American architectural firm based in Detroit, Michigan, United States. Designed St. Joseph's Episcopal Church (1883) and 51 more in Metro Detroit
52 works
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George D. Mason
American architect, 1856 to 1948. Designed the Lincoln Motor Company Plant (1917) and 39 more in Metro Detroit
40 works
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Louis Kamper
American architect, 1861 to 1953. Designed the Westin Book Cadillac Hotel (1924) and 37 more in Metro Detroit
38 works
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C. Howard Crane
American architect, 1885 to 1952. Designed the Fox Theater Building (1928) and 30 more in Metro Detroit
31 works
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Rogers & MacFarlane
US architectural firm. Designed the Crescent Brass and Pin Company Building (1905) and 19 more in Metro Detroit
20 works
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John Scott
Architect, 1850 to 1928. Designed the Detroit Club (1891) and 18 more in Metro Detroit
19 works
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Gordon W. Lloyd
English-American architect, 1832 to 1904. Designed Christ Church (1863) and 17 more in Metro Detroit
18 works
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- Chittenden & Kotting Architecture firm. Designed Ladder 4 Wine Bar (Engine Company No. 10 / Ladder Company No. 4) (1911) and 13 more in Metro Detroit 14 works
- Richard H. Marr Architect, 1886 to 1946. Designed the Charles Burton House (1915) and 13 more in Metro Detroit 14 works
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Charles N. Agree
Architect, 1897 to 1982. Designed the Whittier Hotel (1923) and 12 more in Metro Detroit
13 works
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Stratton & Baldwin
Architecture firm. Designed Pewabic Pottery (1907) and 12 more in Metro Detroit
13 works
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Mason & Rice
Architecture firm. Designed Trinity Episcopal Church (1893) and 11 more in Metro Detroit
12 works
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Wirt C. Rowland
American architect, 1878 to 1946. Designed the Guardian Building (1929) and 11 more in Metro Detroit
12 works
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- Herman & Simons Architecture firm. Designed Assumption Grotto Church (1929) and 11 more in Metro Detroit 12 works
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Joseph E. Mills
American architect. Designed Michigan Avenue Historic Commercial District (1884) and 10 more in Metro Detroit
11 works
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- Pollmar & Ropes Architecture firm. Designed the Roosevelt Hotel (1923) and 10 more in Metro Detroit 11 works
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Marcus R. Burrowes
American architect. Designed the Warren S. Booth House (1922) and 9 more in Metro Detroit
10 works
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- George V. Pottle Architect. Designed the Erving H. Taylor House (1908) and 9 more in Metro Detroit 10 works
- MacFarlane, Maul & Lentz Architecture firm. Designed the Frederick H. Andrus House (1912) and 9 more in Metro Detroit 10 works
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Almon C. Varney
American architect, 1849 to 1930. Designed the Jerome H. Remick and Company Building and 8 more in Metro Detroit
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Bonnah & Chaffee
Architecture firm. Designed the Cadillac Tower (1927) and 8 more in Metro Detroit
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Frank E. Kirby
American ship designer, 1849 to 1929. Designed Eastern States (1902) and 8 more in Metro Detroit
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Mildner & Eisen
Architecture firm. Designed the Goeschel Building (1914) and 8 more in Metro Detroit
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- Roland Gies Architect. Designed the Cornelius N. Ray House (1905) and 8 more in Metro Detroit
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Harry J. Rill
Architect. Designed St. Augustine Catholic Church and Cemetery (1843) and 7 more in Metro Detroit
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Louis Keil
Architect, 1861 to 1918. Designed Eastern States (1902) and 7 more in Metro Detroit
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Nettleton & Kahn
Architecture firm. Designed the Bernard Ginsburg House (1898) and 7 more in Metro Detroit
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Richard E. Raseman
Architect, 1855 to 1944. Designed Garden Bowl (1913) and 7 more in Metro Detroit
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Spier & Rohns
Architectural firm, Detroit, founded 1884. Designed Gethsemane Evangelical Lutheran Church (1891) and 7 more in Metro Detroit
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William Buck Stratton
American Architect, 1865 to 1938. Designed Pewabic Pottery (1907) and 7 more in Metro Detroit
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William E.N. Hunter
Architect, 1868 to 1947. Designed Second Baptist Church (1852) and 7 more in Metro Detroit
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- McGrath, Dohmen & Page Architecture firm. Designed St. Mary of Redford Parish School (1919) and 7 more in Metro Detroit
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Field, Hinchman & Smith
Architectural firm. Designed the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant (1904) and 6 more in Metro Detroit
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Verner, Wilhelm & Molby
Architecture firm. Designed the Redford Theatre (1928) and 6 more in Metro Detroit
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- Harry S. Angell Architect, 1887 to 1949. Designed the U.S. Mortgage Bond Building (1925) and 6 more in Metro Detroit
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Mortimer L. Smith
American artist and architect. Designed Woodward Avenue Baptist Church (1887) and 5 more in Metro Detroit
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Wayne County Road Commission
Architecture firm. Designed Fort Street, Pleasant Street and Norfolk & Western Railroad Viaduct (1928) and 5 more in Metro Detroit
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William Kapp
American architect, 1891 to 1969. Designed Word of Power Ministry (1949) and 5 more in Metro Detroit
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William Scott & Co.
Architecture firm. Designed St. Boniface Catholic Church (1883) and 5 more in Metro Detroit
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- Alvin E. Harley Architect, 1884 to 1986. Designed the CPA Building (1924) and 5 more in Metro Detroit
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Albert H. Jordan
Architect. Designed Fort Street Presbyterian Church (1855) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
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Bernard C. Wetzel
American architect, 1876 to 1952. Designed Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Complex (1927) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
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Frank Lloyd Wright
American architect, 1867 to 1959. Designed Fair Lane (1913) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
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Julius Hess
Architect. Designed Second Avenue Presbyterian Church (1888) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
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Mason & Kahn
Architecture firm. Designed the Bonstelle Theatre (1903) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
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Minoru Yamasaki
American architect, 1912 to 1986. Sculpted the McGregor Memorial Conference Center (1958) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
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Van Leyen & Schilling
Architecture firm. Designed Holy Family Roman Catholic Church (1910) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
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- Baxter & O'Dell Architecture firm. Designed Forest Arms (1906) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
- Grylls & Gies Architecture firm. Designed the Frederick T. DuCharme House (1905) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
- J.H. Gustav Steffens Architect. Designed the George H. Koehler House (1914) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
- John C. Jr. Stahl Architect. Designed Mount Calvary Lutheran Church (1931) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
- Joseph P. Jogerst Architect. Designed The Hamilton (1914) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
- Kastler & Hunter Architecture firm. Designed the Mera Hotel (1898) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
- Oscar C. Gottesleben Architect. Designed the H. Stevens Gillespie House (1912) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
- William G. Malcomson Architect, 1856 to 1937. Designed Burt Elementary School (1925) and 4 more in Metro Detroit
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Baxter, O'Dell & Halpin
Architecture firm. Designed Shinola Hotel (Rayl Building) (1915) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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Elijah E. Myers
American architect, 1832 to 1909. Designed the Helen Newberry Nurses Home and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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Ernest Wilby
Architect, 1869 to 1957. Designed the National Theatre (1911) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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Harley, Ellington & Day
Architecture and engineering firm, founded 1908. Designed the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center (1955) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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Harry C. Stevens
Architect, born 1870. Designed St. Rita Apartments (1916) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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John Donaldson
Architect. Designed the David Stott Building (1929) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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Leonard B. Willeke
American architect, born 1885. Designed Medbury's-Grove Lawn Subdivisions Historic District and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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Paul Kamper
Architect, 1897 to 1930. Designed the Broderick Tower (1927) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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Peter Dederichs
Architect, 1856 to 1924. Designed St. Mary's Catholic Church (1885) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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Ralph Adams Cram
American architect, 1863 to 1942. Designed Cathedral Church of St. Paul (1911) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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Weston & Ellington
Architecture firm. Designed Fort Wayne Hotel (1926) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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- /architects/william-e-n-hunter Architecture firm. Designed the Allen H. Zacharis House (1908) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
- Brown & Derrick Architecture firm. Designed the Charles H. Fletcher House (1924) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
- Dunlap & Willeke Architecture firm. Designed the Bernard G. Koether House (1916) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
- Edwin W. Gregory Architect, 1857 to 1925. Designed the Dr. Otto Lang House (1909) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
- Frank W. Wiedmaier Architect. Designed the Laredo Apartments (1929) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
- J. Ivan Dise Architect, 1887 to 1969. Designed Healy International Academy (1893) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
- N.C. Sorensen Architect. Designed Courville Elementary School (1923) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
- Varney & Winter Architecture firm. Designed The Van Dyke Apartment (1914) and 3 more in Metro Detroit
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Alpheus W. Chittenden
Architect, 1869 to 1958. Designed the Frederick K. Stearns House (1903) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Anderson & Jordan
Architecture firm. Designed St. John's Episcopal Church (1861) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Cass Gilbert
American architect, 1859 to 1934. Sculpted the James Scott Memorial Fountain (1925) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Charles A. Platt
American landscape architect, 1861 to 1933. Designed the Russell A. Alger Jr. House (1910) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Charles Noble
Architect. Designed the Lee Plaza (1927) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Daniel H. Burnham
American architect and urban designer, 1846 to 1912. Designed the Ford Building (1908) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Gunnar Birkerts
Latvian-American architect, 1925 to 2017. Designed 1300 Lafayette East Cooperative (1964) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Gustave Mueller
Architect. Sculpted Hurlbut Memorial Gate (1894) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Henry T. Brush
American architect, 1849 to 1879. Designed the Ransom Gillis House (1876) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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J. Will Wilson
Architect. Designed King Solomon Baptist Church (1917) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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James Anderson
Architect. Designed St. Patrick Catholic Church (1862) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Marcus Burrowes
American architect, 1874 to 1953. Designed Dearborn City Hall Complex (1921) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Michigan State Highway Department
Government agency in Michigan, founded 1905. Designed Jefferson Avenue, Huron River and Harbin Drive, Silver Creek Canal Bridges (1930) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Rogers & Bonnah
Architecture firm. Designed the Farwell Building (1915) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Rossetti
American architectural design and planning firm, founded 1969. Designed Ford Field (2002) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Sidney Badgley
Canadian-American architect, 1850 to 1917. Designed Highland Park Presbyterian Church (1910) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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William E. Kapp
Architect. Designed Meadow Brook Farms (1926) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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William S. Joy
Architect. Designed the Coronado Apartments (1894) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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- /architects/joseph-mills-sons Architecture firm. Designed the Louis A. Peters House (1899) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
- Alphonso Van Deusen Architect. Designed the George P. Warren House (1899) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
- Burrowes & Wells Architecture firm. Designed the Harold E. Brooke House (1910) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
- Hess & Raseman Architecture firm. Designed Trumbull Avenue Presbyterian Church (1888) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
- J.M. Wood Architect. Designed the Garrick Theatre (1887) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
- John W. Case American architect, active in Michigan, 1864 to 1937. Designed the Berry Gordy Jr. Mansion (1917) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
- Robert Finn Architect. Designed the Wurlitzer Building (1926) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
- Samuel C. Falkinburg Architect. Designed the John Ward House (1894) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
- William E. Higginbotham Born 1858; architect, 1859 to 1923. Designed Burt Elementary School (1925) and 2 more in Metro Detroit
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Albert Kahn Associates
American architectural firm, 1869 to 1942. Designed the Fisher Building (1928) and The Qube
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Bennett & Straight
Architecture firm. Designed the Majestic Theatre (1915) and Alexander Blain Hospital
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Calvin N. Otis
American architect, 1814 to 1883. Designed Mariners Church (1849) and Church of the Messiah
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Cornelius W. Rapp
Architect. Designed the Leland Hotel (1927) and the Michigan Theatre
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Cyril Schley
Architect. Designed Bleu Detroit (Telenews Theatre) (1942) and the Somerset Apartments
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Eero Saarinen
American architect, 1910 to 1961. Designed the General Motors Technical Center (1949) and the Charles J. and Ingrid V. (Frendberg) Koebel House
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Eliel Saarinen
Finnish-American architect, 1873 to 1950. Designed Cranbrook (1926) and the Charles J. and Ingrid V. (Frendberg) Koebel House
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Elmer George Kiehler
Architect. Designed the Fox Theatre (1928) and the Somerset Apartments
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George F. Diehl
Architect. Designed Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament (1916) and the Detroit Stock Exchange Building
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George L. Rapp
Architect. Designed the Leland Hotel (1927) and the Michigan Theatre
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H.H. Richardson
American architect, 1838 to 1886. Sculpted the Bagley Memorial Fountain (1887) and the Light Infantry Armory
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Henrik Kohner
Architect. Designed Holy Cross Hungarian Catholic Church (1925) and Szent Janos Gör. Kath. Magyar Templom
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Henry Engelbert
American architect, 1826 to 1901. Designed St. Albertus Catholic Church (1885) and St. Casimir's Catholic Church (old)
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Jacob I. Weinberg
Architect. Designed Van Dyke Manor (1928) and the Milaflores Apartments
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Jens Jensen
Danish-American landscape designer, 1860 to 1951. Designed Fair Lane (1913) and the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House
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John Eberson
American architect, 1875 to 1954. Designed the Grand Riviera Theater (1925) and the Annex Theatre
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Joseph Nathaniel French
American architect, 1888 to 1975. Designed the Fisher Building (1928) and Fair Lane
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Lancelot Sukert
Architect. Designed The Scarab Club (1928) and St. Columba Episcopal Church
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Marshall & Fox
American architectural firm, founded 1905. Designed the Weil and Company--Gabriel Richard Building and the Gabriel Richard Building
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Maurice H. Finkel
American architect, 1888 to 1949. Designed the Ossian Sweet House (1919) and the Max Jacob House
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Mortimer L. Smith & Son
Architecture firm. Designed the Pasadena Apartments (1904) and the Ferguson Building
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Nathan Johnson
Architect, 1925 to 2021. Designed Second Baptist Church (1852) and Stanley Hong's Mannia Cafe
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Octavius & Albert Jordan
Architecture firm. Designed Fort Street Presbyterian Church (1855) and St. Patrick Catholic Church
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Rapp & Rapp
American architectural firm based in Chicago, Illinois, United States, 1906 to 1965. Designed the Leland Hotel (1927) and the Michigan Theatre
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Raseman & Fisher
Architecture firm. Designed the Breitmeyer-Tobin Building (1905) and the Millwood Apartments
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Robert J. West
Architect. Designed the El Tovar Apartments (1928) and the Alwyne Lane Apartments
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Scott, Kamper and Scott
Architecture firm. Designed the Col. Frank J. Hecker House (1892) and the International Exposition Building
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Stratton & Hyde
Architecture firm. Designed the Brodhead Naval Armory (1930) and the Dr. H. Lee Simpson House
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Stratton & Snyder
Architecture firm. Designed Women's City Club (1924) and the Allan Shelden House
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Wiedmaier & Gay
Architecture firm. Designed the Santa Fe Apartments (1926) and the Whitmore Plaza Apartments
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William Henry Kessler
American architect, 1924 to 2002. Designed the William Hawkins Ferry House (1964) and the William and Margot Kessler House
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Wilson Eyre
American architect, teacher and writer, 1858 to 1944. Designed the Charles Lang Freer House (1887) and the Detroit Club
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- /architects/baxter-hill Architecture firm. Designed the Jacob Cotner Jr. House (1896) and the William B. O'Brien House
- Aaron H. Gould & Son Architecture firm. Designed the Alexander Sydney Ramage House (1921) and Wayne County Morgue
- Adolph Alexander Weinman American sculptor, 1870 to 1952. Sculpted the Alexander Macomb Monument (1908) and the William Cotter Maybury Monument
- Albert E. French Architect. Designed Basilica Ste. Anne de Détroit (1887) and Williams Brothers Co.
- Brush & Smith Architecture firm. Designed the Alfred F. Wilcox House (1876) and Detroit Public Library (old)
- C.F.J. Barnes Architect, 1876 to 1965. Designed the Walter J. Hiller House (1922) and the Godfrey Hammel House
- Clarence E. Day Architect. Designed the Mirton Briggs House (1925) and the K.T. Keller House
- Dalton R. Wells Architect. Designed the Albert A. Grinell House (1916) and the George W. Renehard House
- Dunlap & Palmer Architecture firm. Designed Iroquois Avenue Christ Lutheran Church (1913) and Hupp Motor Car Co.
- E.R. Dunlap Architect. Designed the Orville H. McCornack House (1915) and Hupp Motor Car Co.
- Frazer John P. Architect, 1884 to 1972. Designed the William A. Fisher House (1916) and the Frank Gorman House
- Frederick J. Winter Architect. Designed the Louis Smith House (1911) and the Byron F. Everitt House
- Fuller Claflin Architect. Designed the Family Theatre (1880) and Grand Quarters
- Gay John B. Architect. Designed the Laredo Apartments (1929) and the North One Apartments
- H. Augustus O'Dell Architect, 1875 to 1965. Designed Mackenzie Hall (Webster Hall) (1925) and the Detroit Stock Exchange Building
- H.J. Maxwell Grylls Architect. Designed the Nathan Jenks House (1905) and the Dr. Francis Duffield House
- Hans Gerhke Architect. Designed the Foundation Hotel (1929) and Detroit Fire Department Training School
- Harry W. Chamberlin Architect. Designed the George H. Harms House (1904) and Salvation Army Citadel
- Hugh B. Clement Architect. Designed Edwin F. Conely Branch (1913) and the Arthur J. Ashdown House
- Hugh Smith Architect. Designed the Alfred F. Wilcox House (1876) and Detroit Public Library (old)
- James S. Rogers Architect. Designed the James S. Rogers House (1911) and Uniroyal
- Joseph G. Kastler Architect. Designed St. Josaphat Catholic Church (1901) and the Burns Hotel
- Leon Coquard Architect. Designed St. Patrick Senior Center (1893) and the Adolph N. Marion House
- Louis J. Chesnow Architect, 1894 to 1959. Designed the Savarine Hotel (1926) and the Palmer Lodge Apartments
- Malcomson, Higginbotham & Palmer Architecture firm. Designed Poe School (1922) and Courville Elementary School
- Robert O. Derrick Architect, 1890 to 1961. Designed Theodore J. Levin U.S. Courthouse (1934) and Hannan Memorial YMCA
- Roger Margerum American architect, 1930 to 2016. Designed Kettering High School (1965) and the Roger Margerum House
- Rogers, Bonnah & Chaffee Architecture firm. Designed the Walter Oxtoby House (1915) and the Clarence M. Burton House
- Rupert W. Koch Architect. Designed the James D. May House (1916) and Graystone Ballroom
- Samuel A. Cashwan Architect. Sculpted the James J. Brady Monument (1928) and Samuel Francis Smith Memorial Flagpole
- Sheldon Smith & Son Architecture firm. Designed Detroit Opera House (first) (1869) and the Hilsendegen Block
- Stahl & Kinsey Architecture firm. Designed Westlawn Methodist Church (1926) and the Charles H. Heller House
- Van Leyen, Schilling & Keough Architecture firm. Designed Nativity of Our Lord Church (1926) and Burbank School
- Van Leyen, Schilling, Keough & Reynolds Architecture firm. Designed St. Agnes Catholic Church (1924) and the Basso Building
- Wallace Frost Architect. Designed the Theodore Hodges House (1926) and the J. Brooks Jackson House
- Wells D. Butterfield Architect. Designed the All Saints Russian Orthodox Cathedral (1900) and the COGIC Brooks Cathedral Center
- Williams Brothers Architect. Designed the William J. Newton House (1902) and the William H. Kirn House
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/architects/joseph-gwizdowski
Architecture firm. Designed West Side Dom Polski (1917)
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Albert Wood
Architect, 1886 to 1973. Designed Henry Ford Hospital (M-Unit) (1915)
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Alden B. Dow
American architect, 1904 to 1983. Designed the LeRoy Smith House (1940)
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Arthur Asahel Shurcliff
American landscape architect. Designed Detroit Zoological Park (1928)
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Badgley & Nicklas
Architecture firm. Designed Woodward Avenue Presbyterian Church (1911)
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Cram, Wentworth & Goodhue.
Architecture firm. Designed Cathedral Church of St. Paul (1911)
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Crane, Kiehler & Kellogg
Architecture firm. Designed Ford Auditorium (1956)
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Cret, Zantzinger, Borie & Medary
Architecture firm. Designed Detroit Institute of Arts (1927)
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Daniel Burnham
American architect and urban designer, 1846 to 1912. Designed the Chrysler House (1912)
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Elbridge A. Scribner
Architect. Sculpted Floral Clock at Water Works Park (1893)
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Emery Roth & Sons
American architect, 1870 to 1948. Designed DTE Energy Headquarters (1971)
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Emil Lorch
Professor of Architecture, 1870 to 1963. Designed the Douglas MacArthur Bridge (1923)
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Francis W. Fitzpatrick
Canadian-American architect, 1863-1931, 1863 to 1931. Designed the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Detroit Warehouse (1920)
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Frank C. Osborn
Architect. Designed Tiger Stadium (1912)
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Fred L. Smith
Architect. Designed the Pasadena Apartments (1904)
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George B. Post
American architect, 1837 to 1913. Designed the Statler Hotel (1915)
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Gino Rossetti
Architecture firm. Designed the Jeffersonian Apartments (1965)
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Graham, Anderson, Probst & White
Architectural firm based in Chicago, founded 1912. Designed Federal Reserve Bank (1927)
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Graham, Burnham & Co.
Architecture firm. Designed the David Whitney Building (1915)
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Grand Trunk Western Railroad
American railroad, founded 1928. Designed Chestnut Street-Grand Trunk Railroad (1929)
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Harold Varner
Black architect of Detroit, 1935 to 2013. Designed Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History (1997)
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Harrie W. Bonnah
Architect. Designed the Farwell Building (1915)
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Heller Manus Architects
American architectural firm. Designed 150 West Jefferson (1989)
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Henry A. Walsh
Architect, 1867 to 1940. Designed Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament (1916)
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Henry C. Koch
American architect, 1841 to 1910. Designed the Elisha Taylor House (1871)
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Henry Hobson Richardson
American architect, 1838 to 1886. Sculpted the Bagley Memorial Fountain (1887)
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Herman A. Brede
Architect. Sculpted Hurlbut Memorial Gate (1894)
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HOK
Global design, architecture, engineering and planning firm, founded 1955. Designed Little Caesars Arena (2017)
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Horace Trumbauer
American architect, 1868 to 1938. Designed the Dodge Mansion (1931)
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James A. Wetmore
American architect, 1863 to 1940. Designed the United States Immigration Station (1933)
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James Balfour
Architect, 1854 to 1917. Designed Detroit Museum of Art (1888)
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James H. Windrim
Architect. Designed the Federal Building (1897)
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James W. Wall
Architect. Designed Academy of the Sacred Heart (1862)
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John Alexander Low Waddell
Civil engineer, 1854 to 1938. Designed the Seventh Street, Black River Bridge (1932)
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John Burgee
American architect (born 1933), born 1933. Designed the Ally Detroit Center (1993)
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John C. Portman
Architect, 1924 to 2017. Designed the Renaissance Center (1976)
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John L. Volk
American architect, active in Palm Beach, 1901 to 1984. Designed the WJBK-TV Studios Building (1956)
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John Lyman Faxon
American architect, 1851 to 1918. Designed First Congregational Church (1891)
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John M. Donaldson
American architect. Designed the David Stott Building (1929)
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John Portman & Associates
American architect and real estate developer, 1924 to 2017. Designed the Renaissance Center (1976)
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Jonathan Jones
Architect. Designed the Ambassador Bridge (1929)
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Joseph E. Sparks
Architect. Designed the Water Works Park Tower (1876)
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Joseph N. French
Architect, 1888 to 1975. Designed Fair Lane (1913)
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Kane, Bates & Doughty
Architecture firm. Designed the Tuller Hotel (1906)
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Kenneth H. Osborn
Architect. Designed Tiger Stadium (1912)
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Lew W. Tuller
Architect, 1869 to 1957. Designed the Tuller Hotel (1906)
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Louis Rossetti
Architect, 1895 to 1983. Designed Huntington Place (1960)
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Lynn W. Fry
American architect, 1894 to 1967. Designed the Michigan State Fair Riding Coliseum, Dairy Cattle Building, and Agricultural Building (1922)
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Magnusson Klemencic Associates
American structural and civil engineering consulting firm, founded 1923. Engineered Little Caesars Arena (2017)
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Marcel Breuer
Hungarian-American architect, 1902 to 1981. Designed the Grosse Pointe Central Library (1953)
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Marion Mahony Griffin
American architect and artist, 1871 to 1961. Designed Fair Lane (1913)
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McKim, Mead & White
American architectural firm. Designed State Savings Bank (1900)
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Michael Graves
American architect and designer of consumer products, 1934 to 2015. Designed Detroit Institute of Arts (1927)
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Montgomery C. Meigs
Union Army general, 1816 to 1892. Designed Fort Wayne (1842)
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O'Dell, Hewlett & Luckenbach
Architecture firm. Designed Ford Auditorium (1956)
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Obed Wait
Architect. Designed Michigan State Capitol (1828)
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Osborn Engineering
American architectural and engineering firm. Designed Tiger Stadium (1912)
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Paul Philippe Cret
French-American architect and industrial designer, 1876 to 1945. Designed Detroit Institute of Arts (1927)
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Paul Steelman
American architect, born 1955. Designed Hollywood Casino at Greektown (2000)
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Philip Johnson
American architect, 1906 to 2005. Designed the Ally Detroit Center (1993)
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Populous
American architectural firm, founded 1983. Designed Comerica Park (2000)
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Randolph Rogers
American artist, 1825 to 1892. Sculpted the Soldiers and Sailors Monument (1872)
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Reed & Stem
American architectural and engineering firm. Designed the Michigan Central Station (1913)
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Rockwell Group
American architect and designer, born 1956. Designed Comerica Park (2000)
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Schmidt, Garden and Martin
Architecture firm. Designed Fort Shelby Hotel (1918)
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SDG Associates
American architectural firm in Detroit (1964, now), founded 1964. Designed the Renaissance City Apartments (1985)
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SHoP Architects
Architecture firm, founded 1996. Designed Hudson's Detroit (2025)
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Sidney Rose Badgley
Canadian-American architect, 1850 to 1917. Designed Highland Park Presbyterian Church (1910)
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Spier & Gehrke
Architecture firm. Designed the Robert Traub House (1914)
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Suren Pilafian
Detroit Architect, 1910 to 1988. Designed Detroit Institute of Arts (1927)
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Thomas Dolliver Church
American landscape architect, 1902 to 1978. Designed the General Motors Technical Center (1949)
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Thornton Tomasetti
Scientific and engineering consulting firm, founded 1956. Engineered Ford Field (2002)
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Warren & Wetmore
Architecture firm in New York City. Designed the Michigan Central Station (1913)
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Weil-Cohan Associates
Architecture firm. Designed St. Regis Hotel (1966)
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William H. Adams
Architect, 1879 to 1961. Designed the Tuller Hotel (1906)
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William H. Nicklas
American architect, 1866 to 1960. Designed Highland Park Presbyterian Church (1910)
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William Henry Miller
American architect, 1848 to 1922. Designed the William H. Wells House (1889)
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William Hull
American soldier and politician, 1753 to 1825. Designed Hull's Trace North Huron River Corduroy Segment (1812)
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Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Company
American bridge fabricator, founded 1888. Designed the Checker Cab Taxi Garage and Office Building (1927)
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Zachariah Rice
Detroit Architect, 1855 to 1929. Designed First Presbyterian Church (1980)
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- /architects/frank-e-carleton Architecture firm. Designed the James Murphy House (1910)
- /architects/george-l-horning Architecture firm. Designed the Percy E. Ashton House (1906)
- /architects/j-f-webber-co Architecture firm. Designed the Joseph F. Webber House (1901)
- /architects/john-v-smith Architecture firm. Designed The Inn at 97 Winder (1880)
- /architects/lundblad-lundblad Architecture firm. Designed the Billinghurst Apartments (1922)
- /architects/malcomson-higginbotham-clement Architecture firm. Designed the Henry Ford House (1908)
- /architects/mueller-mildner Architecture firm. Designed the Max Broock House (1905)
- /architects/nettleton-weaver Architecture firm. Designed the Alfred J. Doughty House (1909)
- /architects/norval-wardrop Architecture firm. Designed The Kappa Kastle (1905)
- /architects/pollmar-ropes-lundy Architecture firm. Designed Chatsworth Suites (1928)
- /architects/stevens-blume Architecture firm. Designed the Hugh Wallace House (1903)
- /architects/william-s-joy-co Architecture firm. Designed the David Studen House (1907)
- A.E. Wales Architect. Designed the Biddle House (1851)
- Albert G. Zimmermann Architect. Designed NABISCO factory (1920)
- Albert Weinert German-American sculptor, 1863 to 1947. Sculpted the Stevens T. Mason Monument (1908)
- Alfonso Pelzer Architect. Sculpted Abraham Lincoln statue (1958)
- Alfred A. Smith Architect. Designed Parkman School
- Allen G. Newman Architect. Sculpted the Spanish American War Memorial (1932)
- Alpheus White Architect. Designed Old City Hall (1871)
- Amedeo Leoni Architect. Designed AMC Headquarters (1927)
- Andrew R. Morrison Architect. Designed All Saints Catholic Church (1926)
- Arnold & Fuger Architecture firm. Designed the Detroit Unity Temple (1956)
- Arnold & Shreve Architecture firm. Designed the Detroit Life Building (1923)
- Arrasmith & Tyler Architecture firm. Designed Greyhound Terminal (second) (1958)
- Arthur DesRosiers American architect, 1890 to 1966. Designed St. Nicholas Greek Catholic Church (1923)
- Arthur Greig Jr. Architect. Designed Assumption Greek Orthodox Church (1949)
- Augusto Rivalta Architect, 1837 to 1925. Sculpted the Christopher Columbus Monument (1910)
- Backett & Akitt Architecture firm. Designed the Bernard G. Koether House (1928)
- Bailey R. Arthur Architect. Designed the John S. Van Alstyne House (1925)
- Bloodgood Tuttle Architect. Designed the Frederick W. Sanders House (1922)
- Bradford L. Gilbert Architect. Designed Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church (second) (1892)
- Branson V. Gamber Architect, 1893 to 1949. Designed Theodore J. Levin U.S. Courthouse (1934)
- Brede & Mueller Architecture firm. Designed Goebel Brewery (1880)
- Brown, Derrick & Preston Architecture firm. Designed 35W Capitol Park Apartments (1922)
- Butterfield & Butterfield Architecture firm. Designed the COGIC Brooks Cathedral Center (1919)
- Byram, Nuppenau & Clark Architecture firm. Designed the Nuppenau House
- Byron E. Mills Architect, 1884 to 1969. Designed Law School (1924)
- C. William Palmer Architect. Designed Hupp Motor Car Co. (1912)
- Carl B. Marr Architect. Designed Alexander Blain Hospital (1892)
- Carl Herman Wehman Architect, 1848 to 1921. Sculpted John J. Bagley Bust (1889)
- Carl Schmidt Architect. Designed St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran Church (1873)
- Charles H. Marsh Architect. Designed Church of Our Father (1881)
- Charles W. Bolton Architect, 1855 to 1942. Designed Goodwill Community Chapel (1920)
- Christian W. Brandt Architect. Designed the Senate Theatre (1926)
- Clair Ditchy Associates Architecture firm. Designed Greyhound Terminal (second) (1958)
- Clair W. Ditchy American architect, 1891 to 1967. Designed Greyhound Terminal (second) (1958)
- Corrado Parducci American architectural sculptor, 1900 to 1981. Designed Luther Burbank Elementary School (1931)
- Cram & Ferguson Architecture firm. Designed St. Mary of Redford Parish School (1919)
- Crane & Gorwic Architecture firm. Designed The Plaza (1966)
- Crombie & Stanton Architecture firm. Designed the J. Frazer Whitehead House (1922)
- D.A. Bohlen & Sons Architecture firm. Designed the Marygrove College Liberal Arts Building (1927)
- Derrick & Gamber Architecture firm. Designed Theodore J. Levin U.S. Courthouse (1934)
- Donald Paul Young Architect, 1927 to 2024. Designed the C.E. Frazer Clark House (1958)
- E.A. Walshe & Sons Architecture firm. Designed Beard School (1896)
- Earl L. Confer Architect, 1901 to 1968. Designed Central Baptist Church (1942)
- Eberle M. Smith Associates Architecture firm. Designed Southwest Detroit Hospital (1974)
- Edward C. Van Leyen Architect, 1867 to 1931. Designed the Hunt Street Station (1897)
- Emily H. Butterfield Architect, 1884 to 1958. Designed the COGIC Brooks Cathedral Center (1919)
- F. Carl Pollmar Architect. Designed the Madison-Lenox Hotel (1900)
- F. Gordon Pickell Architect. Designed the Ormund F. Hunt House (1915)
- Francis Himpler Architect. Designed St. Joseph Shrine (1873)
- Frank E. Hill Architect, born 1873. Designed the Delos C. Gamble House (1915)
- Frank Herman Architect. Designed the Burton Abstract & Title Co. Building (1924)
- Frazer-Couzens Building Co. Architecture firm. Designed the Margaret T. Fisher Mansion (1925)
- Frederick C. O'Dell Architect. Sculpted the James J. Brady Monument (1928)
- Frederick Dunbar Architect. Sculpted the Newsboys Fountain (1897)
- Frederick H. Spier Architect, 1855 to 1931. Designed the Capitol Square Building (1897)
- Frederick Kees American architect, 1852 to 1927. Designed the Miles Theatre (1910)
- Frederick T. Barcroft Architect. Designed the Fox Washington Theatre (1913)
- George Edbrooke Architect. Designed the Hammond Building (1889)
- George F. Depew Architect. Designed the Northwood - Hunter House (1891)
- George Hunt Ingraham Architect. Designed the Art Stove Co. Building (1907)
- George L. Harvey Architect. Designed the Gleaners Temple (1909)
- George W. Graves Architect, born 1875. Designed St. Mary of Redford Parish School (1919)
- Giffels & Vallet Architecture firm. Designed La Choy Food Products (1937)
- Goossen & Feldman Architecture firm. Designed the F. Howard Russ Jr. House (1912)
- Gruzen Partnership Architect. Designed the Riverfront Apartments (1984)
- H. Lawrence Levander Architect. Designed the Wisner Confectionary Building (1931)
- H. Van Buren Magonigle American architect. Sculpted the Stevens T. Mason Monument (1908)
- Halpin & Jewell Architecture firm. Designed Mackenzie Hall (Webster Hall) (1925)
- Harley & Ellington Architecture firm. Designed Goebel Brewery (1880)
- Harold Slaight Ellington Architect, 1886 to 1964. Designed the Metropolitan Building (1925)
- Harrison Granite Co. Architecture firm. Sculpted the W.K. Muir Memorial Fountain (1897)
- Harvey J. Haughney Architect. Designed the Clairwood Apartments (1926)
- Henry Merwin Shrady American sculptor, 1871 to 1922. Sculpted the Alpheus Starkey Williams Monument (1921)
- Hugh Taylor Millar Architect. Designed the John F. McLaughlin House (1916)
- J. Philip McDonnell Architect. Designed the Majestic Hotel (1926)
- J.B. Tarleton Architect. Designed the Clay Office and Conference Center (1888)
- J.J. Walshe & Co. Architecture firm. Designed the Frank D. Forbush House (1909)
- James B. Morison Architect. Designed Greenfield Avenue Church of God (1951)
- James D. Butterfield Architect. Designed Fort Street Congregational Church (1902)
- James Stewart Architect. Designed Union Depot (1893)
- Janice Trimpe Architect. Sculpted the Newsboys Fountain (1897)
- John Carrere Architect. Sculpted the Merrill Fountain (1901)
- John E. Clapp Architect. Designed St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church (1951)
- John L. Popkin Architect. Designed New Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church (1928)
- John W. Loizon Architect. Designed the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral (1968)
- Joseph V. Gearing Architect. Designed Detroit Athletic Club (first) (1887)
- Kees & Colburn Architect, 1899 to 1921. Designed the Miles Theatre (1910)
- Kenneth S. Frazier Architect. Designed the Civic Theatre (1941)
- King, Harry & Maxwell Lewis Architecture firm. Designed Fort Pontchartrain Hotel (1965)
- L.P. Rowe Architect. Designed the Wolverine Hotel (1921)
- Ladue & Rahles Architecture firm. Designed the Harry H. Burr House (1915)
- Lloyd & Pearce Architecture firm. Designed St. Mary's Hospital (1879)
- Lockwood Greene Engineers Architect. Designed Uniroyal (1906)
- Louis G. Redstone & Associates Architecture firm. Designed the Comerica Bank Center (1971)
- Louis Mendelsohn Architect. Designed the Frank P. Book House (1920)
- Maginnis & Walsh American architectural firm. Designed the Bishop Gallagher Mansion (1928)
- Malcomson, Higginbotham & Trout Architecture firm. Designed Thurman YWCA Branch (1932)
- Marshall M. Fredericks American artist, 1908 to 1998. Sculpted the Levi L. Barbour Memorial Fountain (1937)
- Martin Co. Architecture firm. Designed the Riverfront Apartments (1984)
- Mathias W. Huber Architect. Designed 19595 Stratford Road (1930)
- Matthew Finn Architect. Designed the Wendell G. Wilcox House (1928)
- Maurice V. Rogers Architect. Designed the J. Farrand Williams House (1930)
- Meade & Hamilton Architecture firm. Designed the Sebastian S. Kresge Mansion (1914)
- Meathe, Kessler & Associates Architecture firm. Designed the Feld House (1957)
- Miller Lewis C. Architect. Designed the Clarence F. Tollzien House (1928)
- Murphy & Burns Architecture firm. Designed the Graphic Arts Building (1926)
- Norman S. Atcheson Alvin E. Harley Architect. Designed The Ashley (1913)
- O. W. Schwermann Architect. Designed the Albert A. Rose House (1915)
- Oscar Stonorov German architect. Designed the Walter P. and May Wolf Reuther House (1951)
- Patrick C. Keely Architect. Designed Most Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church (1866)
- Paula Gomez Architect. Sculpted Spruce Log at Palmer Park (1904)
- Percival R. Pereira Architect. Designed the Gotham Hotel (1924)
- Perry A. Fellows Architect. Designed Coleman A. Young International Airport (1927)
- Phelps & Bernardi Architecture firm. Designed Greyhound Terminal (first) (1937)
- Philip J. Funke Architect. Designed Baker’s Keyboard Lounge (1934)
- Postle & Mahler Architecture firm. Designed the D.J. Healy Co. Building (1910)
- Preston, Brown & Walker Architecture firm. Designed the William Currie House (1916)
- Rantoul & Andrews Architecture firm. Designed Children's Free Hospital (1896)
- Raymond Carey Architect, 1883 to 1975. Designed Holcomb Elementary School (1925)
- Raymond G. Jepson Architect. Designed Jerome H. Remick Band Shell (1950)
- Robert T. Brookes Architect. Designed the Hofman Hotel (1883)
- S.C. Falkinburg Architect. Designed the Plaza Apartments (1903)
- Samuel K. Colton Architect. Designed the John M. Hall House (1901)
- Schonewald Architect. Designed the Bedell Building (1923)
- Schowalter Bros. Architecture firm. Designed 19595 Stratford Road (1930)
- Schreve, Walker & Associates Architecture firm. Designed Burt Elementary School (1925)
- Serenus Colburn American architect, 1871 to 1927. Designed the Miles Theatre (1910)
- Smith & Gardner Architecture firm. Designed One Ford Place (1904)
- Smith & Walker Architecture firm. Designed the Frank G. Welbon House (1914)
- Smith, Moss & Mitschke Architecture firm. Designed the Dr. Henry Vaughn House (1927)
- Stratton & Von Schneider Architecture firm. Designed the Alexis C. Angell House (1913)
- Talmadge C. Hughes Architect, 1887 to 1963. Designed the Tre-Way Apartments (1927)
- Ted Rogvoy Architect. Designed the Senate Theatre (1926)
- Thomas B. Coughlan Architect. Designed the Edward Bland House (1901)
- Thomas Hastings Architect. Sculpted the Merrill Fountain (1901)
- Thomas W. Lamb American architect. Designed Greyhound Terminal (first) (1937)
- Tobocman Irving Architect, born 1933. Designed the Snyder House (1958)
- Tuller & Van Husan Architecture firm. Designed the Charles Warren Pickell House (1895)
- V.J. Waier Architect. Designed the Eastown Theatre (1931)
- Van Leyen & Preston Architecture firm. Designed the Fairfax Hotel (1888)
- Vose Gardiner C. Architect, born 1902. Designed the Maurice A. Enggass House (1938)
- W.C. Morris Architect. Designed 19395 Cumberland Way (1926)
- Walter MacFarlane Architect. Designed Uniroyal (1906)
- Walter Reuther Labor union leader and progressive activist, 1907 to 1970. Designed the Walter P. and May Wolf Reuther House (1951)
- Walter S. Russel Architect. Designed the Walter S. Russel House (1890)
- Walter W. Ahlschlager American architect, 1887 to 1965. Designed the Detroit Towers (1926)
- William C. Rohns Architect. Designed the Capitol Square Building (1897)
- William C. Weston New Zealand-born architect who worked in Birmingham, Alabama, 1866 to 1932. Designed the Metropolitan Building (1925)
- William F. Goodrich Architect. Designed the Catherine Barnard House (1914)
- William H. Creaser Architect, born 1880. Designed St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church (1951)
- William H. McElfatrick American architect, 1854 to 1922. Designed the Gayety Theatre (1912)
- William H. Van Tine Architect. Designed the George M. Holley House (1916)
- William H. Vollmer Architect. Designed the Caspar Hoffman House (1914)
- William J. Kemp Architect. Sculpted Garland Stove (1893)
- William J. Krapp Architect. Designed the Cass Theatre (1927)
- William Mann Architect. Designed the McPherson Browning House (1917)
- Wilson Brothers Architect. Designed the Elliott Building (1894)
- Worthmann & Steinbach Chicago-based architectural firm, founded 1903. Designed St. John Cantius Catholic Church (1925)
- Yoko Ono Architect. Designed Wish Tree (2000)
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