Station, North Island) Hangars, Guard House, and Officers Homes (1917), Coronado, California General Motors Building (1919-1923), Detroit, Michigan, preliminary work and exterior design First National Building (first unit-1922), Detroit, Michigan, preliminary work and exterior design Designs for Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, 1922 to 1930 Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church (1926), Detroit, Michigan Bankers Trust Building (1925), Detroit, Michigan Buhl Building (1925), Detroit, Michigan Second National Bank Building (1925), Saginaw, Michigan George H. Phelps Advertising Building (1925), 2761 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Michigan Grand Rapids Trust Building (1926), Grand Rapids, Michigan Benjamin Nolan School (1926), 1150 E. Lantz St., Detroit, Michigan Michigan Bell Building (1927), Detroit, Michigan, 12-story addition and commercial office updates to original 7-story, 1919 building David Mackenzie High School (1927)(demolished), Detroit, Michigan Ambassador Bridge (1927-1929) Cable Anchorage Piers, and Terminal Buildings (demolished) Michigan Bell Detroit-Columbia Central Office Building, 52 Seldon St., Detroit, Michigan Greater Penobscot Building (1928), Detroit, Michigan Pontchartrain Club Building/Town Apartments (begun 1928, not completed; later converted to Town Apartments), Detroit, Michigan Union Trust/Guardian Building (1929), Detroit, Michigan Cunningham Drug Building (1929), 1134 Griswold St., and 25 State St., Detroit, Michigan Michigan Bell and Western Electric Warehouse (1930), 82 Oakman Blvd., Detroit, Michigan Detroit Saturday Night Building (1929), 1959 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Michigan Denby High School (1930), Detroit, Michigan Pershing High School (1930), Detroit, Michigan Union Industrial Bank Building/Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Building (1930), Flint, Michigan Michigan Bell Saginaw Office Building (1930), 309 S. Washington Ave., Saginaw, Michigan Designs for O'Dell and Rowland, 1931 to 1938 L. Black Co. store (1932), 1420 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Michigan Good Housekeeping Stran-Steel House (1933) for the 1933 Homes of Tomorrow Exhibition at the Century of Progress International Exposition, Chicago, Illinois "Ideal Home" for Detroit Builders' Show of 1933, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan Lewis A. Maire Elementary School (1936), Grosse Pointe, Michigan Stevens Memorial Chapel - chancel section, including altar, reredos, and organ screen (1938), St. John's Episcopal Church, Detroit, Michigan Victor C. Vaughn House dormitory, University of Michigan (1938), Ann Arbor, Michigan Notes References and further reading Ferry, W. Hawkins (1968). The Buildings of Detroit: A History. Wayne State University Press. External links Wirt Clinton Rowland from the Historical Society of Clinton Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church's Architectural Elements 1878 births 1946 deaths 19th-century American architects Art Deco architects Harvard Graduate School of Design alumni 20th-century American architects People from Lenawee County, Michigan Architects from Michigan