From 1940 to 1970, mid-Michigan had an extensive legacy of modernist architecture. While this book explores buildings by renowned architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright and the Keck brothers, the text - based on research and oral histories - focuses more heavily on regional architects whose work was influenced by international modern styles.

From 1940 to 1970, mid‐Michigan had an extensive and varied legacy of modernist architecture by well‐known architects and regional firms. Through Susan Bandes's archival research and oral histories, the reader will see a picture emerge in the portrayal of buildings of various typologies, from residences to sacred spaces. With a detailed discussion of more than 150 buildings enriched by 186 illustrations, this text is a vibrant start at reclaiming the history of mid-Michigan modernist architecture.