Wayne State University McGregor Conference Center

The McGregor Center is an extraordinary three sites in one. It offers an accommodating auditorium in the adjacent Community Arts complex, with a grand meeting room – the Alumni Lodge, and a beautiful Japanese rock garden. Completed in 1958, the McGregor Center was the masterpiece of world-renowned architect Minoru Yamasaki. The two-story Center is a highly sculptured building with meeting rooms that border and overlook a lobby accented by free-standing columns and partitions highlighted with teakwood. The McGregor Center offers 11 meeting rooms, 600-seat auditorium (with audio, lighting and acoustical systems), 2,500 square foot reception area, 3,500 square foot exhibit space and catering service with gourmet credentials.