end is a side-gabled, three-bedroom residence. Both the lodge and the gates were designed by Albert Kahn. About 100 feet west of the Gate Lodge sits the single story, Tudor Revival style Repair Garage. Designed in 1928 by Albert Kahn, it uses the same wall and roof materials and the same asymmetrical, cross-gabled form as the Gate Lodge. The nearby Engineering Laboratory was designed by William E. Kapp in 1943. It is a -story rectangular building, constructed of concrete block with a flat asphalt composite roof. Three smaller outbuildings and a water tower are located north of the engineering building and repair garage. These are the 1927 tool shed, the 1929 garage and restroom, and the c. 1955 electrical building. West of these buildings, <where the driveways meet the test track, is the 1927 Timing House, an octagonal, two-story wood-frame structure with an open upper deck. The remnants of the original test track oval are nearby, and just east is the 1927 single story airplane hangar. Gallery References External links The Packard Motor Car Foundation National Heritage Area Packard Proving Grounds Packard Proving Grounds Photo Album Packard Buildings and structures in Macomb County, Michigan 1926 establishments in Michigan Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Michigan Michigan State Historic Sites National Register of Historic Places in Macomb County, Michigan Albert Kahn (architect) buildings Motor vehicle buildings and structures on the National Register of Historic Places Transportation buildings and structures on the National Register of Historic Places in Michigan