Wright Chat

The line drawing looks clean -- and it's an angle I haven't seen of that project - which I, also, enjoy finding.

Any commission.

Does anyone have anymore presentation drawings? I found this one last night. Looks -- of course -- far cleaner than typical perspectives.

I think any learned Wrightian could tell that is not a Wright-designed house from the outset.

San Marcos in the Desert, Price Tower, & Guggenheim have interior-perspectives.

I know it's not in Taschen; can anyone upload the Turkel perspective?

Yes.

One thing that seemed obviously wrong with the section by the student is that the cantilevered pergola uses a 1 x 11 beam -- and I am pretty sure that Wright would never have a near foot-thick beam in anything cover-related.

Wright directing the construction of Taliesin West with his cane.

I am almost certain he is at Guggenheim in that picture.

There is color film out there of a quick showing of the Imperial Hotel -- I know this because I saw it quickly on TCM while surfing.

Wish I could have glimpsed the title of the video, though; it was a travel-tour-ish video, similar to that.

House on the Mesa has an interior perspective.

Also: my mistake on the Nesbitt remodel; I wasn't sure if it was a remodel on Ennis -- which I thought I had heard, but wasn't certain.

Speaking of Nesbitt, I forgot I had this.



Remodel of Nesbitt using concrete blocks.

Interior perspectives -- especially of Usonians -- seems to be quite rare. I can't find anymore in Taschen -- or, at least, from what I've scanned from it.

Here's an interior perspective from the Allen house, in the mean time.

Iirc, the Hoult project has an interior rendering -- as do Coop Homestead and Suntop. Though, they're more like cutting through the exterior wall to see in than being inside the building and looking out.