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Tod Williams designed some pretty significant cultural institutions with his wife and partner, Billie Tsien — among them, Cranbrook's natatorium and the building that once housed the American Folk Art Museum (now threatened by the Museum of Modern Art's expansion).

· 01243 527434; thesussexpub.co.uk The George Hotel, Cranbrook, Kent Old world charm with modern trimmings is a good way to describe this inn, one of Cranbrook's most historic landmark buildings.

Cranbrook gardens and the house that Eliel Saarinen designed for himself in the 1920's will open on May 1; visitors can call (248) 645-3147 to arrange a tour of Cranbrook House, the 1908 Arts and Crafts home of Cranbrook's founders, which is undergoing some renovation.

The necessary funds could not be raised and by April 1878 only £11,000 had been found and, on the suggestion of the SER, it was decided to save costs by locating Cranbrook station in Hartley, 2 mile from Cranbrook's centre, where land prices were higher.

There's a similar dark, starry roof in Williams and Tsien's Cranbrook Natatorium, in Michigan.

It was all paid for by George C. Booth, a newspaper magnate, who was resolved to die poor and to make Cranbrook his life's work.

They're reconsidering people like Paul Evans, a craftsman from Bucks County, PA, who was lucky enough to land a fellowship to Michigan's Cranbrook Academy of Art in the early 1950s, where the ideas of founding architect Eliel Saarinen must have made quite an impact.

There were two vantage points on the campus of Cranbrook that day: Romney's, looking at Lauber; and that of Lauber, who was figuring out who he was, with his newly dyed hair "draped over his eye," or earlier, at a mirror, wondering how it looked.

Everyone has probably already read the Washington Post's tour de force of reporting into Mitt Romney's years at Cranbrook.

In nearby Bloomfield Hills is the educational community of Cranbrook, where Eliel Saarinen (Eero's father) articulated another school of modernism.

Those problems have been remedied by a two-year, $22 million renovation: a 20,000-square-foot addition provides ample storage and modern mechanical systems, while the main vault now houses a space where students can get up close and personal with, say, a model for Dulles International Airport, designed by a former Cranbrook instructor, Eero Saarinen, Eliel's son.