Wright Chat

The voice sound slightly like FLW, but as interpreted by an incompetent actor.

Sidney and Eagle Head are both handsome houses without a hint of FLW.

By "anyone's guess," I meant other than Sullivan or Wright. I have never read anything about the Guest House, who designed it, when it was built or what the plan looks like. It seems to be totally ignored, but someone must have written about it, right?

What do you suppose the people who think up these titles for the generations will dream up with the group that follows "Z"?
"Gen Worlocks"?

A book has been written about the controversy over Sullivan vs Wight as the architect of both Charnley Houses without coming to a conclusion. I still say Sullivan didn't have the talent in residential design to design either of the houses and that FLW did them both with a nod to "Lieber Meister...

Finally! Information about this little-known project.
(Is that a Tucker parked in the carport?)

It looks like four structural items in tension have been attached to the strange support to the Winn carport roof, but the Lally column at the corner remains.

I just read a list of the 10 least expensive cities in the country in which to retire. Winner: Kalamazoo!

Sam Freeman had a similar feeling about his house: Every day he saw something new he had never noticed before. It had mostly to do with the play of light.

The Schaffer House is my favorite Lautner, but I would like to see our favorite Lautner expert give a tour of Walstrom also.

I would (in my humble way) include 5 of the architects on that list (Frank Lloyd Wright, Jean Nouvel, I. M. Pei, Norman Foster, Shigeru Ban)2 questionable (Zaha Hadid - she was overrated - and Renzo Piano, who tuned his work after Centre Pompidou) 2 definitely not worthy (Frank Gehry and Rem Koolhaa...

It must have been temporary. I get it now.

"This page isn't working right now."

Stratton Drive:

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YouTube runs the gamut from delightful Bach concerts to this silliness.