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 2 p.m. in Bloomfield Hills. This time is sold out; a second 4 p.m. tour has tickets available.
Step into the first Frank Lloyd Wright–designed residence built in the Detroit metro area. The Affleck House shows Wright’s Usonian approach—carefully planned, nature-forward spaces. Donated to Lawrence Technological University in 1978, it’s been restored and used by the College of Architecture and Design as a teaching resource.
The 2 p.m. slot is sold out. A second tour at 4 p.m. was added and tickets are available.
Parking: very limited near the house. A few spaces on Bloomfield Woods, additional parallel parking on Scenic Oaks Dr. N; no parking on other neighborhood streets. Carpooling is encouraged. Accessibility: narrow rooms and passages; the house is not wheelchair accessible.
The 2 p.m. slot is sold out. A second tour at 4 p.m. was added and tickets are available.
Parking: very limited near the house. A few spaces on Bloomfield Woods, additional parallel parking on Scenic Oaks Dr. N; no parking on other neighborhood streets. Carpooling is encouraged. Accessibility: narrow rooms and passages; the house is not wheelchair accessible.
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Source: Detroit Historical Society ↗
Last successful source check: Oct 1, 2026, 5:19 PM
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