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2. meyermayhouse.steelcase.comMeyer May House – Frank Lloyd Wright in Grand Rapids

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   Tour the Meyer May House. The Restoration. Galleries. History Gallery. Light Screen Gallery. Post-Restoration Gallery. Wright’s Principles. The Renewing of a Vision. Contact Us.

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     Tour the Meyer May House. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in...

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     Meyer May House. 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm. Thursdays 1:00-2:30 –...

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     Open to the public in 1987 and meticulously restored, the...

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     Wright Home & Studio Restoration. In the 1980s Steelcase...

   • The Renewing of a Vision

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Meyer_May_HouseMeyer May House - Wikipedia

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   Meyer May House is stylistically typical of Wright's Prairie houses, a two-story, T-plan constructed of pale brick, with Ludowici-tiled hip roofs and long broad eaves, art glass windows and skylights.

   • Construction started: 1908
   • Architectural style: Prairie School

   • Type: Brick house

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   What is a Meyer s may house?

   • The Meyer S. May house, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, stands as one of Wright’s most elegant Prairie residences. Comprised of block-like masses, piers, and parapets that echo the rectilinear units found in its masonry finish. The structure is delineated by pronounced copings and water tables, and punctuated by bands of leaded glass windows.

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   Is the Meyer House still open?

   • The Meyer house was purchased by Steelcase in 1985 and has since been masterfully restored. It is now open to the public. Back to The Buildings of Wright's Chicago Years

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   Is the Meyer May House wheelchair accessible?

   • The Meyer May House is a historical building and provides wheelchair accessibility to the Visitor’s Center and the main floor of the Meyer May House. The upper floor is only accessible via stairs. Strollers are not allowed into the House. The office is not staffed during closed hours.

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5. franklloydwrightsites.com › meyermay-houseMeyer May House - Grand Rapids, MI | Frank Lloyd Wright Sites

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   From the exterior landscaping to the intricate details in the interior, this property is as magnificent as Wright himself would have desired. A PASSION FOR DETAIL.

6. flwright.org › explore › meyer-may-houseMeyer S. May House | Frank Lloyd Wright Trust

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   The Meyer S. May house, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, stands as one of Wright’s most elegant Prairie residences. Comprised of block-like masses, piers, and parapets that echo the rectilinear units found in its masonry finish.

7. franklloydwright.org › site › meyer-may-houseMeyer May House - Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

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   Each terrace and art glass window is carefully arranged to bring nature into the house wherever possible. Wright’s characteristic attention to detail and visual unity is particularly apparent inside, where much of the space is defined by built-in cabinetry and geometrically patterned screens.