Wright Chat

if that is as good as AI can do, we have nothing to worry about.

nope

Bob Cunningham also appears 'longer and lower.'

2004 Dewdney: I usually don't like A-frame houses (a style more suitable for mid-century Lutheran churches) but this one, like others by Schindler, Dow, Mills and Parker, proves it can be well done. 834 Southfield: In the "old days," - late 19th century - when large houses were designed in...

A pre-salvage photo showed a "cottage cheese" ceiling and wall-to-wall white shag rug.

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I suppose I mentioned this anecdote before, but I shall repeat it: In the 60s Olga bought two Connies. They were both PINK! The color of the license plates (I believe white letters against a blue background) clashed with the pink, so she had an apprentice paint them pink. The Wisconsin DMV did not l...

To paraphrase Samual Goldwyn: "A verbal promise is not worth the paper it's written on."

Hate the TV hanging over the fireplace.

It wouldn't be hard (but perhaps very expensive) to hang a ceiling now.

The photos resolved one mystery: While the upper floor ceiling height is 7' the lower-level ceiling height is 8', allowing for ducts to hang from them. The 6"-thick floor could not have allowed them.

Walnut? Does anyone know of FLW's use of walnut in any other building?

... to improve the view of Little Asylum Lake and grab a view of (Big) Asylum Lake beyond,

The Dymaxion House looked futuristic in a "Flintstones" way, but the Monsanto House of the Future in Disneyland's Tomorrowland was less comical.

At 0:45 in the drone video, the house is seen to be perilously close to the cramped development to the SE, even suggesting the lots infringe on 'Winn Acre.'

I always knew Winn was better than its reputation, and even though the real estate photos - as usual - are distorted, I was right.