Walking & history / Downtown / citywide
AIA Detroit
AIA Detroit, the local chapter of the American Institute of Architects, doesn't run tours itself so much as it points you to the best ones in the city, and occasionally hosts its own.
Languages: English
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What tours do they run?
COTE Emerge Architectural Walking Tour
An occasional architecture walk organized by AIA Detroit's emerging-professionals group, COTE Emerge.
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Make time for these
The chapter curates a single page linking out to Detroit's major architecture tour operators: Pure Detroit, Detroit Experience Factory, Preservation Detroit, and Detroit Bus Company. It also hosts occasional events of its own, like an architecture walk organized by its emerging-professionals group, COTE Emerge. If Detroit architecture is your thing, this page is a solid starting point before you book with any individual operator.
- One page linking Detroit's top architecture tours
- Occasional own events via its COTE Emerge group
- Points to Pure Detroit, Detroit Experience Factory, and more
How to book and where to meet
Find the tour referral list at aiadetroit.com/detroit-architecture-tours, then book directly with whichever operator you pick. For AIA Detroit's own events, reach out at info@aiadetroit.com or 313-588-1411.
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