Wright Chat

If your daughter is willing to relocate to the U.S.'s attic, there is a great course offered by the RAIC (the AIA's Canadian equivalent) for learning the practice of architecture by doing. Called the RAIC Syllabus Program, it involves courses delivered electronically and by correspondance supplement...

With respect to recent discussions about anonynous posting, perhaps this is an opportune time to poll the users of this message board about thightened restrictions for a Guest's ability to post messages.

I would have to agree that a "must-register-to-post" policy is the only way to go. Although I consider myself a pretty open person, I am always dismayed when I see rude or tasteless remarks posted on an otherwise stellar and highly informative message board. As the saying goes, "there...

The monograph series is a must have for any avid Wright fan. . . each volume is profusely illustrated with virtually everything ever conceived by Wright. I have only been lucky enough to view three of the twelve volumes. What I wouldn't do to have my own set . . .

To find ice dams in older homes is not uncommon. Often, attic ventilation is insufficient to meet proper requirements and is frequently the culprit of ice daming. Common solutions to improve air circulation include the addition of gable vents, soffit vents, polystyrene ventilation baffles, mechanica...

Has there been, or are there plans to publish an updated version of William Allin Storrer's Frank Lloyd Wright Companion with the latest developments and research?