Dunlap & Willeke
Architecture firm
Designer of the Bernard G. Koether House, the house that was built in Detroit's Indian Village in 1916. It is one of 4 works by Dunlap & Willeke on record across Detroit.
- works on record in Metro Detroit
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Dunlap & Willeke's Metro Detroit, drawn to scale
All 4 of Dunlap & Willeke's works on record, oldest at left. None has a height on record, so each is drawn at one standard size in the shape of its kind.
All 4 of Dunlap & Willeke's works on record, oldest at left. None has a height on record, so each is drawn at one standard size in the shape of its kind.
Bernard G. Koether House
1916, Detroit, height not on record, drawn at one standard size
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The story
The Bernard G. Koether House heads Dunlap & Willeke's work in Metro Detroit, a house in Detroit's Indian Village, finished in 1916.
The record opens in 1916 with the Bernard G. Koether House, during the boom years when the auto industry turned Detroit into one of the fastest growing cities in America, and closes in 1917 with the Joseph T. Webber House. No decade kept Dunlap & Willeke busier here than the 1910s, with 4 works. Every one of Dunlap & Willeke's 4 works on record still stands.
In Detroit, Dunlap & Willeke's work stands in Indian Village. Of Dunlap & Willeke's works here, 4 are homes, the Bernard G. Koether House and the Guido G. Behn House first among them. The Bernard G. Koether House at 3452 Iroquois St is a good first stop for anyone tracing Dunlap & Willeke's buildings.
Dunlap & Willeke's mark on Metro Detroit, building by building
- Bernard G. Koether House 1916, Detroit's Indian Village, Historic home Standing and open
- Guido G. Behn House 1916, Detroit's Indian Village, Historic home Standing and open
- Eliza Hudson Clay House 1917, Detroit's Indian Village, Historic home Standing and open
- Joseph T. Webber House 1917, Detroit's Indian Village, Historic home Standing and open
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Where their buildings stand
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Where the work stands
In the Detroit Ledger
Sources
The facts on Dunlap & Willeke come from Historic Detroit; Rebuild Detroit wrote the story above from them, and each photo names its license.