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Detroit Institute of Arts from September 15 to November 1, 1970. It commemorated the 75th anniversary of the architectural firm which was founded by Kahn. Many of Detroit's leading industrialists
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In 1937, Albert Kahn
Associates was responsible for 19% of all architect-designed industrial factories in the United States. In 1941, Kahn received the eighth-highest salary and compensation package in the U.S., $ 486,936, of which he paid 72% in tax. Kahn worked on more than 1,000 commissions from
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awarded him two of their gold medals in his lifetime. The staff writer estimated that Kahn was the architect of two billion dollars worth of structures before his death in 1942. The committee on science and arts of the
Detroit Institute of Arts noted that none of Kahn's discoveries were ever
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Kahn, in 1902, formed a partnership with his brother Julius, a civil engineer. Later that year, Julius developed a novel and scientific method of reinforcing concrete with steel, making reinforced concrete construction practical and economical. After receiving a patent on the
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where he got his initial architectural training. While working there he primarily designed residences and bank buildings. In 1891, at age 22, he won a Rotch
Traveling Fellowship to study in Europe, where he toured Germany, France, Italy, and Belgium with
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consists of two essays on the works of Kahn, one by W. Hawkins Ferry the architectural writer and
Honorary Curator of Architecture at the Detroit Institute of Arts and another written by Walter B. Sanders as a Professor of Architecture at the
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After leaving Mason & Rice in 1895, Kahn joined in a partnership with
Alexander B. Trowbridge and George W. Nettleton known as Nettleton, Kahn & Trowbridge. He married Ernestine Krolik in 1896 and they had four children.
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Racquet Club, 1902 (Kahn designed the building, and the Vinton Company, whose offices were just down Woodbridge Street from the club, was awarded the general contract for erecting the facilities)
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Kahn has been called the "architect of
Detroit" and designed almost 900 buildings in the city. Below is a listing of some of those buildings. All are located in Detroit, unless otherwise indicated.
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in the category of the year's most beautiful commercial building. From 1917 to 1929, Kahn's firm also designed the corporate headquarters for all three of the major
Detroit daily newspapers and the
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Melnikova-Raich, Sonia (2010). "The Soviet
Problem with Two 'Unknowns': How an American Architect and a Soviet Negotiator Jump-Started the Industrialization of Russia, Part I: Albert Kahn".
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A staff writer for the Times Herald newspaper in 1970 wrote that Kahn was often called the father of industrial architecture. He was referred to as Architect of the Colossal by
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Kahn's firm was able to adapt to the changing needs of World War I and designed numerous army airfields and naval bases for the United States government during the war. During
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patented, but instead were placed in the hands of architects and engineers engaged in construction during World Wars I and II. The 184 page catalogue put in book form called
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3234:"The Soviet Problem with Two "Unknowns": How an American Architect and a Soviet Negotiator Jump-Started the Industrialization of Russia, Part I: Albert Kahn"
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Henry Ford and hundreds from other automakers. Kahn designed showrooms for Ford Motor Company in several cities, including
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to train and supervise Soviet architects and engineers. This bureau, under the government's
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who work in the buildings designed by Kahn were present at the celebration.
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Kahn also designed many of what are considered the classic buildings of the
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James and Jennifer Crumbley found in century-old building with rich history
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Freedom's Forge: How American Business Produced Victory in World War II,
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Makers of 20th Century Modern Architecture: A Bio-Critical Sourcebook
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As of 2020, approximately 60 Kahn buildings were listed on the
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134:(March 21, 1869 – December 8, 1942) was an American industrial
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Arthur Kiefer, building permit issued 5/17/1905, finished 1905
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on a large scale. In 1917, Kahn designed the half-mile-long
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178:. At age twelve in 1881, Kahn immigrated with his family to
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General Library (now Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library), 1920
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On May 8, 1929, through an agreement signed with Kahn by
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IA, The Journal of the Society for Industrial Archeology
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Designing for industry: the architecture of Albert Kahn
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Indianapolis, IN: Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1945, pp. 97-100.
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970:Shaw Walker Company, Five-story expansion, 1912,
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3351:Energized Detroit, Savor an Architectural Legacy
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2816:"Archives of American Art, Albert Kahn Papers"
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3208:. Detroit: Wayne State University Press.
3003:. Detroit: Wayne State University Press.
2233:p. 22, Random House, New York, NY, 2012.
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2026:"Ford River Rouge Complex | MiPlace"
1449:Garden Court Apartments 2900 E. Jefferson
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616:Detroit Arsenal Plant in Warren, Michigan
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1329:and Powerhouse, 1930, Dearborn Michigan
1275:Buffalo Ford Motor Company Car Showroom
1049:Omaha Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant
482:. The Ford Motor Company mass-produced
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3143:. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing.
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2751:"Alpha Epsilon Phi - ΑΕΦ | Greek Life"
2653:"New Heating Plant Under Construction"
2629:. Buildings of Detroit. Archived from
2385:"Checker's Albert Kahn Designed Plant"
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2104:. Albert Kahn Legacy Foundation. 2021
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186:. His father Joseph was trained as a
4004:Architecture of metropolitan Detroit
3024:. University of Pennsylvania Press.
2001:Architecture of metropolitan Detroit
548:National Register of Historic Places
3179:. Cambridge, Mass.: The MIT Press.
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3115:. Edsel & Eleanor Ford House.
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243:Packard Motor Corporation Building
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2528:John L. Dorman (March 26, 2018).
2348:. Retrieved on November 20, 2014.
1901:Lawrence Technological University
1318:Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant
1305:Building, 1929 (demolished, 1978)
1235:Shelby Charter Township, Michigan
920:Kaufman Footwear Building, 1908,
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656:Grosse Pointe Shores Village Hall
4094:20th-century American architects
4024:American neoclassical architects
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3346:Canadian Centre for Architecture
2982:. Wayne State University Press.
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2790:"Albert Kahn Research Symposium"
2504:"Albert Kahn Associates records"
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1182:Ford Motor Company Lamp Factory
891:Cranbrook Educational Community
852:, 1906 (his personal residence)
651:Ford Motor Company Lamp Factory
388:U.S. National Historic Landmark
4089:People from the Rhine Province
3373:Edsel & Eleanor Ford House
3328:Historic Detroit — Albert Kahn
3314:Albert Kahn Research Coalition
3112:Edsel & Eleanor Ford House
3109:Bridenstine, James A. (1988).
2916:"More gaps in the Kahn legacy"
2660:Notre Dame Scholastic Magazine
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1591:Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan
1570:House (1924), 1000 Hill Street
1552:House (1903), 1331 Hill Street
1539:Greek Organization Buildings:
1256:Edsel & Eleanor Ford House
927:Mahoning National Bank, 1909,
867:George N. Pierce Plant, 1906,
641:Edsel & Eleanor Ford House
308:Edsel & Eleanor Ford House
277:Trussed Concrete Steel Company
150:posthumously awarded Kahn the
16:American architect (1869–1942)
1:
4104:University of Michigan campus
2842:"Tribute Paid to Alfred Kahn"
2411:"Michigan Historical Markers"
2363:Historic Detroit Organization
2011:
1926:magazine. The science museum
902:Frederick H. Holt House, 1907
273:"Kahn System" of construction
3615:Smith, Hinchman & Grylls
3333:Albert Kahn papers 1896–2008
2959:The Encyclopedia of Michigan
1587:Edsel and Eleanor Ford House
1487:Betsy Barbour Residence Hall
1294:College for Creative Studies
832:Gold Coast Historic District
771:, 1898, Nettleton & Kahn
560:Edsel and Eleanor Ford House
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21:Albert Kahn (disambiguation)
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3426:Architects and artisans of
3069:Johnson, Donald L. (1997).
3048:Ganem, Jennifer C. (2011).
2389:Checker Car Club of America
2342:Cass Tech High School (old)
2252:Masters of Mass Production,
2218:Masters of Mass Production,
2089:Masters of Mass Production,
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1643:First Congregational Church
1496:William L. Clements Library
1327:Ford Engineering Laboratory
1191:Detroit Free Press Building
1117:First Congregational Church
1091:Motor Wheel Factory, 1918,
621:Detroit Free Press Building
572:National Historic Landmarks
522:Ford Engineering Laboratory
484:Consolidated B-24 Liberator
453:William L. Clements Library
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283:at 450 Amsterdam Street in
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3336:Bentley Historical Library
3173:Hildebrand, Grant (1974).
3137:Fogelman, Randall (2004).
2997:Ferry, W. Hawkins (1970).
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2508:Bentley Historical Library
1394:Detroit Arsenal Tank Plant
1346:Congregation Shaarey Zedek
1107:, 1919, Kitchener, Ontario
1012:Benjamin Siegel, 1913-1914
991:Cleveland Institute of Art
934:Frederick Stearns Building
895:Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
596:Checker Motors Corporation
580:Malcomson and Higginbotham
576:Cass Technical High School
472:Detroit Arsenal Tank Plant
281:Cadillac Motor Car Company
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3000:The Legacy of Albert Kahn
2322:The Architect's Newspaper
1937:The Legacy of Albert Kahn
1387:Dodge Truck Plant, 1938,
1213:Lansing Municipal Airport
1200:1001 Covington Apartments
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1960:Ford River Rouge Complex
1909:Archives of American Art
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1862:Highland Park Ford Plant
1679:Battle Creek Post Office
1396:, 1941, Warren, Michigan
1353:University of Notre Dame
1073:Ford River Rouge Complex
915:Edwin S. George Building
906:Highland Park Ford Plant
880:Battle Creek Post Office
876:, 1906, Windsor, Ontario
793:Packard Automotive Plant
700:Stalingrad Tractor Plant
666:Packard Automotive Plant
661:Highland Park Ford Plant
606:Battle Creek Post Office
578:in Detroit, designed by
568:Highland Park Ford Plant
556:Ford River Rouge complex
539:, Washington, D.C., and
449:Hatcher Graduate Library
418:Ford River Rouge Complex
406:Highland Park Ford Plant
255:Packard Automotive Plant
4059:Architects from Detroit
3750:Henry Hobson Richardson
3730:McKim, Mead & White
3500:William E. Higginbotham
3039:Herman, Arthur (2012).
2976:Bryan, Ford R. (2003).
2961:. Somerset Publishers.
2662:: 14. October 23, 1931.
2143:(2019) 78 (4): 442–453.
2006:Joseph Nathaniel French
1897:Bentley History Library
1866:Highland Park, Michigan
1770:First National Building
1605:Belle Isle Conservatory
1231:Packard Proving Grounds
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1124:Shoppers World Danforth
1099:General Motors Building
1022:Garden Court Apartments
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910:Highland Park, Michigan
889:Cranbrook House, 1907,
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671:Packard Proving Grounds
564:General Motors Building
500:University of Michigan
376:General Motors building
331:General Motors building
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2725:University of Michigan
2700:University of Michigan
2472:"Industry's Architect"
1964:University of Michigan
1942:University of Michigan
1683:Battle Creek, Michigan
1461:University of Michigan
1205:Blake Building, 1926,
1007:Detroit Waldorf School
884:Battle Creek, Michigan
858:Gustavus D. Pope, 1906
846:Charles M. Swift, 1905
828:Brandeis-Millard House
809:Wayne State University
769:Bernard Ginsburg House
636:Eastern Liggett School
429:University of Michigan
3862:Daniel Chester French
3585:Rogers and MacFarlane
3321:from the Smithsonian
3202:Matuz, Roger (2002).
2534:New York Times online
2102:""About Albert Kahn""
1697:Detroit Athletic Club
1529:Burton Memorial Tower
1053:North Omaha, Nebraska
1016:Detroit Athletic Club
626:Detroit News Building
550:. Five of these (the
441:Burton Memorial Tower
412:of manufacturing the
3555:William G. Malcomson
3428:metropolitan Detroit
3140:Detroit's New Center
2957:Blenz, Beth (1981).
2674:"Ann Arbor Observer"
1373:Chicago World's Fair
1322:Richmond, California
1260:Grosse Pointe Shores
1145:Park Avenue Building
1111:Fisher Body Plant 23
722:first five-year plan
468:Arsenal of Democracy
343:1928 Summer Olympics
296:Walkerville, Ontario
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152:Frank P. Brown Medal
4034:Art Deco architects
3902:Raffaello Romanelli
3801:Marshall Fredericks
3745:John C. Portman Jr.
3705:Richard W. Jennings
3648:Visiting architects
3595:Matthew L. Rossetti
3467:Peter J. Diederichs
3435:Resident architects
2979:Henry's Lieutenants
2633:on October 26, 2010
2484:on January 14, 2009
2078:, pp. 161–164.
1788:New Center Building
1645:addition (1921) in
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1421:Kalamazoo, Michigan
1357:Notre Dame, Indiana
1333:New Center Building
1211:Ford Hangar, 1926,
1186:Flat Rock, Michigan
1175:Olde Building, 1924
1105:Dominion Tire Plant
815:Belle Isle Aquarium
782:Ann Arbor, Michigan
682:In the Soviet Union
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480:Ypsilanti, Michigan
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2359:"Donovan Building"
2294:The New York Times
1958:headquarters, the
1948:Detroit Free Press
1928:Franklin Institute
1884:Dearborn, Michigan
1513:Couzens Hall, 1925
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1285:Muskegon, Michigan
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1134:Plymouth, Michigan
1077:Dearborn, Michigan
972:Muskegon, Michigan
922:Kitchener, Ontario
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335:architecture event
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3565:Gustav A. Mueller
3515:Eugene C. Hopkins
3475:John M. Donaldson
3471:Robert O. Derrick
3359:, March 26, 2018
3104:978-3-933713-63-6
2731:on April 16, 2018
2239:978-1-4000-6964-4
1844:Griswold Building
1825:Argonaut Building
1562:Alpha Epsilon Phi
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1309:Griswold Building
1290:Argonaut Building
1279:Buffalo, New York
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1093:Lansing, Michigan
1087:Hampton, Virginia
1032:Buffalo, New York
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850:Albert Kahn House
696:Soviet government
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1992:Kahn System
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