Frank Lloyd Wright Affleck House - Behind the Scenes
Detroit Historical Society leads a behind-the-scenes tour at the Frank Lloyd Wright–designed Affleck House on Sunday, October 11, at 4 p.m. in Bloomfield Hills. It’s the first Wright residence built in metro Detroit. Tickets: Members $55; General Admission $65.
Step inside the Gregor S. and Elizabeth B. Affleck House, a Usonian home by Frank Lloyd Wright and the first Wright-designed residence in the Detroit metro area. Thoughtful, nature‑tuned spaces show the clarity of his later work.
The house was donated to Lawrence Technological University in 1978 and is maintained by the university; Lawrence Tech’s College of Architecture and Design uses it as a teaching resource.
Heads-up on parking: very limited at the house. A few spaces are on Bloomfield Woods, with additional parallel parking on Scenic Oaks Dr. N. Parking isn’t permitted on other neighborhood streets—carpooling is encouraged. The home is not wheelchair accessible. Tickets: Members $55; General Admission $65.
The house was donated to Lawrence Technological University in 1978 and is maintained by the university; Lawrence Tech’s College of Architecture and Design uses it as a teaching resource.
Heads-up on parking: very limited at the house. A few spaces are on Bloomfield Woods, with additional parallel parking on Scenic Oaks Dr. N. Parking isn’t permitted on other neighborhood streets—carpooling is encouraged. The home is not wheelchair accessible. Tickets: Members $55; General Admission $65.
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