Robert C. Metcalf collection, Box 1, Metcalf, Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan. Visitors to Ann Arbor may be surprised that amidst the academic buildings, historic nineteenth century homes and post-war tract housing are some of the finest examples of Mid-Century Modern architecture in the Midwest. The Modernist movement was able to grow and develop in this region because Ann Arbor was, and still is, an open, diverse community that fosters an atmosphere ideal for creative expression and experimentation.
The University of Michigan provided access to the advancements in engineering and building materials, as well as many of the forward-thinking architects, needed to create these new works. We will keep you informed and provide you with timely reminders of upcoming events if you would like to join our mailing list. To ensure that you receive your email updates please make sure that a2modern.org is in your email system's list of contacts.
A2modern is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization that celebrates and encourages the conservation of modern architecture in the Ann Arbor area.
The University of Michigan provided access to the advancements in engineering and building materials, as well as many of the forward-thinking architects, needed to create these new works. We will keep you informed and provide you with timely reminders of upcoming events if you would like to join our mailing list. To ensure that you receive your email updates please make sure that a2modern.org is in your email system's list of contacts.
A2modern is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization that celebrates and encourages the conservation of modern architecture in the Ann Arbor area.
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Visitors to Ann Arbor may be surprised that amidst the academic buildings, historic nineteenth century homes and post-war tract housing are some of the finest examples of Mid-Century Modern architecture in the Midwest.
The Modernist movement was able to grow and develop in this region because Ann Arbor was, and still is, an open, diverse community that fosters an atmosphere ideal for creative expression and experimentation.
The University of Michigan provided access to the advancements in engineering and building materials, as well as many of the forward-thinking architects, needed to create these new works.
The Modernist movement was able to grow and develop in this region because Ann Arbor was, and still is, an open, diverse community that fosters an atmosphere ideal for creative expression and experimentation.
The University of Michigan provided access to the advancements in engineering and building materials, as well as many of the forward-thinking architects, needed to create these new works.
George Bickford Brigham, Jr.: Architect and Inventor of the Ann Arbor Mid-Century Modern House.
PURE DESIGN: Emil Lorch, Architectural Education, and Michigan This essay was first published in "Awards No. 3, AIA Huron Valley Chapter, 2019."
With special thanks to Brad Angelini, Kelsey Jensen and Martin Schwartz.
Minoru Yamasaki's Northwood Apartments at the University of Michigan by Dale Allen Gyure This article was originally published in AWARDS, the annual journal of the Huron Valley Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, number 3, fall 2019.
PURE DESIGN: Emil Lorch, Architectural Education, and Michigan This essay was first published in "Awards No. 3, AIA Huron Valley Chapter, 2019."
With special thanks to Brad Angelini, Kelsey Jensen and Martin Schwartz.
Minoru Yamasaki's Northwood Apartments at the University of Michigan by Dale Allen Gyure This article was originally published in AWARDS, the annual journal of the Huron Valley Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, number 3, fall 2019.
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