Wright Chat

The Greek says "Aristophanes". The Quotations Page says the quote is from The Wasps.

Apparently it wasn't the only one in the neighborhood: http://wrightchat.savewright.org/search ... allingland

One source credits the building to Long & Kees.

The former Creamette hq in Minneapolis, now an apartment building, has an entrance similar to Glessner / Morris.

More on Killion: https://thespaces.com/jean-g-killion-re ... -pasadena/

Freeman (and maybe Glasner) had an open kitchen before Willey.

Do the Martin numbers include purchase of the real estate?

Is Kamin right when he says at 1:30 that the corner columns are what hold the building up? I thought it was the walls and clerestory columns. Bok at 19:35 seems to say this too.

Some images show the octagonal mass rising three block courses above the roof line, about the height of the curious metal structures. My guess is that they are part of some restoration effort.

Undated

Drawing

Architectural Digest covers Carr and Armstrong.

Fallingwater and Taliesin are a long way from town, and TWest used to be, yet the historians found them.

His archives are in the UCLA Library Special Collections.

Have we mentioned that Reisley has a cameo in The Girl on the Train as the psychotherapist's house? On Amazon Prime I counted 3 scenes, one at 47:40, another at 1:00:22.

A standard complaint about Eichlers is that the interior courts are too small to get enough sun, which would explain the dearth of planting.

His most important collaboration since the Mitchell house in Racine.

Nobuko Tsuchiura, the first woman architect in Japan, and her husband, Kameki, worked for Wright in Tokyo and LA ca. 1920.

Didn't Isabel Roberts practice in Florida?