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There are three pages of drawings, and a photograph, in Monograph 4. Taschen II has that, and three additional photos. Tomorrow I will post what's available. S OMG you have tons of information... Thanks so much. This is the very first time I see "Residence B" and to be honest it looks bet...

The first image in SDR's post is of the west façade (facing Edgemont) as it appeared shortly after construction under either RMS's control or Lloyd's (there is a lot of confusion about dates with respect to this entire commission). In 1923, FLW spent some time in Hollywood trying to establish a Cal...

Hi guys, while Residence A is currently on restoration and we're staying home due to covid I have some topics in mind... I didn't know a lot of "Residence B" which sadly was demolished, I don't found neither architectural plans no pictures, anything on the internet. So please experts, do y...

Woow what a story .. !!! I really appreciate spaces like this where we can learn more and more about Wright's architecture ... No doubt this is one of best unrealized projects. I didn't understand what this project is, I saw the bridges, a dome, a circular ramp.... Now with the description text I un...

Very beautiful, thanks to the guy for sharing this... This project reminds me Jacobs and Smith houses

Previous thread on the house, notable for a post by the late George Nichols of Huntington Beach: http://wrightchat.savewright.org/viewtopic.php?t=3987 ---and copious flickr shots. Here is what we have from Taschen III (2009) and from W A Storrer's 1993 "FLW Companion." Holy SDR..!! Thanks...

SDR wrote:The phrase sounds like an appeal along the lines of "give me some room !"---a buffer zone around oneself or one's habitat ?

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Do you have the plans of this house..? it's also in my list of hidden gems

does somebody have the plans of this beautiful house..?

The simplicity of T-I gives it the cohesion that the vast, rambling T-III lacks; it is more residence and less 'corporate campus.' As the living room is the heart of the interiors, the tower is the exclamation point of the exterior which has not been changed too much. On the other hand, the studio ...

Thanks so much for posting this! We had information on this collaboration with Taliesin Preservation a year or so ago. Since then I've been checking back hoping to see the promised video on the SkylineInk site. For some reason they still only have a still photo and not the video (?). I never though...

AMAZING I FALL IN LOVE WHEN I SEE THIS..!!

By the way here is a beautiful video of a recreation of Taliesin I ( sometimes I look it even better and more beautiful than taliesin III)

https://vimeo.com/279915855

Nice job..!! Could you share us the plans of Taliesin I please..!!

Previous workspace threads: http://wrightchat.savewright.org/viewtopic.php?t=6346 http://wrightchat.savewright.org/viewtopic.php?t=11395 http://wrightchat.savewright.org/viewtopic.php?t=11078 http://wrightchat.savewright.org/viewtopic.php?t=9943 http://wrightchat.savewright.org/viewtopic.php?t=9715...

Lamberson workspace. The cabinet above the sink is sometimes an annoyance, but it looks so fine, who cares?! I had already seen the pictures of your beautiful kitchen on facebook. Well, the only problem for me is the countertop, a material that doesn't support hot objects in a place where the objec...

SDR wrote:I don't think I've seen a more generous description of living with a Usonian kitchen (workspace, laboratory---there's at least one more) than Katherine Jacobs's account.



© 1978 by Herbert Jacobs and Katherine Jacobs; Chronicle Books

OMG that's amazing..!! thanks for share it..!!