Wright Chat

I think the same as peterm. In the confusion of the first moments I thought the chat has been erased ...

I had not felt so much panic since my mother caught me as a child breaking a vase at home.

By the way, the new design seems excellent to me, more visual and friendly. Congratulations.

To add something more, this particular thread has been a strong influence when starting my project "Hooked on the Past"

Thank you all, your generosity in sharing your knowledge is an inspiration.

SDR: I read this long thread with much interest and even intrigued, to a large extent, because of the "mystery of the row of perfs" (Fortunately at some point in the thread the mystery is solved) This great video: Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3DlM7IhZl4 It is the only document with certain rigou...

Thanks DNR!

I want to thank Jeff Myers for his effort and work published in this thread, as it has been key to understanding parts of the building (like the entrance) that have not been published in any other way.

I have created some panoramic renders of this work. I hope you like them. https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3696/33020021982_108581d77b_b_d.jpg https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3951/32794235040_6519fdf3b5_b_d.jpg https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3921/32331315704_43952c2a82_b_d.jpg https://c2.staticflickr.com/...

Regarding the proportions of my model is designed to fit the perspective with the "library lions". The elevation on the other hand is a little slimmer and higher: https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/256/32733687825_6cfd7a3676_b_d.jpg Regarding the scale I had to rely on the drawings of cars and on the sea...

The idea is not so rare, you can see some examples on this website:

http://www.sauderworship.com/catholic-- ... llery.html

What is not common is the pulpit raised in the center and it is true that the elevated pulpit makes difficult to observe the rest of the stage.

Thank you all! The design of the ramp is beautifully simple with just one slope, although I agree that it is not very practical and it is against any possible regulations. Was there an ADA code in 1958? Regarding the pulpit, please analyze this image at the highest resolution: https://www.flickr.com...

A new work based on a FLLW design, this time never built, the wonderful Trinity chapel in Norman. https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/554/32311378360_5061d544bc_c_d.jpg This project is more speculative than my previous works since Wright had to leave the design at a very early stage. Complet set here: htt...

I have updated all the images corresponding to the interior of the Larkin, replacing the skylight with translucent glass.

Thanks to Roderick Grant and Reidy for making me see the difference with the original design

Thank you JJM and SDR! I am sorry to have not read these comments until now, you are very kind.

This really helps, thank you very much JimM, I didn't know the existence of these images with such a high resolution, it's like moving from darkness to light

https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/636/32047819392_4efb0b9d63_c_d.jpg The connection between the bedroom and the living room of the cabins belonging to FLLW is not very well documented in the photos I have: http://www.steinerag.com/flw/Artifact%20Images/PhOcatillaExt1929.jpg This photo has no resolution...

I had to look for Grape-Nuts in Wikipedia: "Despite the name, the cereal contains neither grapes nor nuts"

Maybe I can ask for it by Amazon

Yes, the patch under the stove I agree with Rood that is probably made of metal and looking at the photo it looks like metal. I'd also guess the wooden floors of the structures at Ocatilla were covered with either linoleum and/or carpets ... if only to keep cold air from seeping through joints of th...