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Roderick Grant
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Frank Lloyd Wright Lite, perhaps, but a Murphy bed is a nifty idea for a home with limited space.
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DavidC
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1 Locust Cove Ln, Kings Point, NY 11024


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Home For Sale: 253 Indian Cave Park Road, Hendersonville, NC 28739-2806 | CENTURY 21 - [2:46]


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4519 Belmont Park Ter, Nashville, TN 37215


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Paul Ringstrom
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https://www.newstimes.com/realestate/ar ... o-15686187
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Prairie Style in Oklahoma

http://www.newschannel6now.com/story/38 ... tory-alive
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Priceless. The town mansion gets its due ? "Three bricks thick" is a rarely-heard if practical masonry construction spec; I like it.

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West Seneca, NY Library

Article:
https://www.buffalorising.com/2018/07/o ... st-seneca/

Architects:
http://cplteam.com
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SDR
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Nice. And in Roman brick, too . . .

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https://miami.curbed.com/2018/7/26/1756 ... t-inspired
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Hideous and badly described: a twofer. Maybe rising sea levels will take care of it -- sooner or later ?

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Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

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Designed by the late Stephen Turner, who studied under E. Fay Jones at University of Arkansas.

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SDR
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Goodness -- I don't know whether to be pleased, or frightened . . .

As this house is built on flat ground, we might quote Mr Wright (Autobiography, pp 139, 145):

"I saw that a little height on the prairie was enough to look like much more -- every detail as to height becoming intensely significant, breadths all falling short . . . finally freedom of floor space and elimination of useless heights worked a miracle in the new dwelling place."

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Re: Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

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ZacharyMatthews wrote:Designed by the late Stephen Turner, who studied under E. Fay Jones at University of Arkansas.
1) Nice cantilevers
2) I am always leery when only exterior photos are provided by the realtor.
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For some reason my mind's eye wants to peel the upper hip roofs off this otherwise appealing composition. Is the interior sold separately?
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