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The Affleck House is a living story. This talk (video below) brings together the voices and experiences of some of LTU CoAD's Distinguished Architecture Alumni, faculty, and staff to share their personal and professional connections to one of Frank Lloyd Wright's most celebrated Usonian homes. Spanning its rich architectural history, the realities of daily life within its walls, and the careful ongoing work of restoration, each voice offers a unique window into this remarkable building.
Panelists:
Dale Allen Gyure, Associate Department Chair, Architecture
Mark Farlow, Adjunct faculty, LTU CoAD) (DAA 2016)
Frederick F. Butters, Esq. FAIA - Principal attorney (DAA 2003)
Benedetto Tiseo, FAIA - President, Tiseo Architects (DAA 1999)
Moderator:
Tamara Stanko, Administrative Assistant
Placed on both the Michigan and National Registers of Historic Places, the Affleck House has been recognized by architectural scholars and historians as one of Michigan’s most significant structures. LTU and the College of Architecture and Design use this historic home as an educational resource, to inspire new generations of designers, and offer seasonal monthly tours.