Brush Park

Columns: Name | Year | Location | Style | Architect | Notes
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity House | c. 1918 | 293 Eliot St | American Foursquare | Unknown | Since May 15 , 1939 , this building houses Gamma Lambda Chapter , a local chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha African-American Greek-lettered fraternity . Detroit 's Gamma Lambda Chapter , founded in 1919 , served as a focal point for black social , cultural , educational , and community service activities in an era when there were few other outlets . The house , built around 1918 , was designated a Michigan State Historic Site on August 30 , 1977 | Bonstelle Theatre | 1902 | 3424 Woodward Ave | Beaux-Arts , Greek Revival | Albert Kahn ; C. Howard Crane ( remodeling ) | In accordance with the wishes of rabbi Leo M. Franklin , Albert Kahn designed this neoclassical temple on Woodward Avenue for Detroit 's Jewish community . Groundbreaking began on November 25 , 1901 , with the ceremonial cornerstone laid on April 23 , 1902 . After the construction of a new synagogue at 8801 Woodward , in 1925 the Temple Beth El was converted into a theater by C. Howard Crane ; the façade was later strongly altered with the 1936 Woodward widening . The structure - the oldest synagogue building in Detroit - is listed on the National Register of Historic Places | Max Broock House | 1905 | 233 Erskine St | Edwardian | Mueller & Mildner | This house ( pictured left ) was built in 1905 for Max Broock , a real estate and insurance broker whose offices were located in the Breitmeyer-Tobin Building . Designed by the Detroit firm of Mueller & Mildner , the structure reflects strongly the transitional character of many houses of the Edwardian period - part Victorian , and part twentieth century | Frederick Butler House | 1882 | 291 Edmund Pl | French Renaissance Revival , Second Empire | William Scott & Co | Built in 1882 , the Frederick Butler House is a French Renaissance Second Empire style mansion containing 8,400 sq ft ( 780 m ) ; the original owner , Frederick Butler , was a banker . It was restored and converted to condos in 2006 . The house , located within the Woodward East Historic District , is presently now as Edmund Place | James V. Campbell House | 1877 | 261 Alfred St | Italianate | Unknown | James Valentine Campbell ( 1823-1890 ) was secretary of the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan , justice of the Michigan Supreme Court , and Marshall Professor of Law at the University of Michigan . The house was occupied by the Campbell family from 1877 to 1891 . The building is within the Woodward East Historic District | The Carlton | 1923 | 2915 John R. St. at Edmund | Beaux-Arts , Chicago School | Louis Kamper | The Carlton Plaza Hotel opened on May 31 , 1924 ; designed by famed Detroit architect Louis Kamper , it was his 12th major commission , and his firm 's first documented hotel project . During the Jazz Age , the hotel became a popular gathering place for wealthy and affluent African-Americans , including some of the biggest names in jazz . In 1950 , Ebony magazine described the Carlton as the most beautifully decorated and most elaborately furnished hotel for Negroes anywhere in the U.S. ; in May 1960 , Jet heralded it as the premier destination for the discriminating negro . By the 1980s , the hotel had progressively fell into decay ; taken over by the City of Detroit and shuttered in the 1990s , it was bought by private investors and renovated as condominiums in 2005 | Carola Building | 1912 | 78 Watson St | Renaissance Revival | Renovated as condominiums

Example questions:
What is the location of the notable place in Brush Park that was founded in 1980 ? | What is the name of the building in Brush Park whose architect is sometimes called the architect of Detroit ? | What is the style of the Brush Park prominent structure whose architect died on February 24 , 1953 ? | Who is the architect of the notable building in Brush Park that is currently the headquarters of the Detroit Urban League ?

Answers:
2930 Woodward Ave | Bonstelle Theatre | Beaux-Arts , Chicago School | Albert Kahn House