New AIA map highlights 52 West Michigan buildings
Outstanding architecture is an important facet of the artistic heritage of West Michigan, from traditional whitewashed wooden buildings to modern glass and steel structures. The American Institute of Architects has created a new map highlighting over four dozen architectural wonders on the state’s west coast.
According to excerpts from the story:
Recognizing ultimate superiority in any tightly competitive field is rarely easy, but if you thought you experienced brow-furrowing deliberation over your mock ballot at a friend’s Oscar party, Ted Lott has something for you to consider: architecture.
Over the past year and a half, members of the American Institute of Architects Grand Valley Chapter debated their picks for the best buildings in the region.
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