Wright Chat

Enjoyed this.
Did not realize there is a lower floor to this house peeping out from below

https://www.architectmagazine.com/techn ... ABU_070219&

Thanks

Here is the house in Berkeley:
http://www.saitowitz.com/work/rosenthal-residence/

These Saitowitz houses compare to this Lautner house
in a kind of simplcity of plan and resourcefulness of means.

There is a house in Berkeley
And one on Stinson Beach
That remind me of this.
I’ll try to find them

Reminds me a bit of the work from Stanley Saitowitz

Being able to really zoom in on these drawings
surprised me to see just how soft Wright's drafted line really is.
Not sure what I was expecting
but it's almost as if he's drawing with a charcoal pencil.

How did you get your copy?

I'd never known of this book before.
Good to get a description.

https://stoutbooks.com/products/frank-lloyd-wright-in-imperial-hotel-1?utm_source=William+Stout+Architectural+Books+Newsletter&utm_campaign=6aa8d350be-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_06_25_09_05_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_ad0a8f986c-6aa8d350be-129311625&mc_cid=6aa8d350be&mc_eid=e3ef...

cool
thanks

Jeff Myers wrote:Zoom in

What is that tall skinny pole in the background?
Can't be cactus..?

The Friedman House in New Mexico is frequently featured in the Netflix
series Longmire.
Interior and exterior scenes.
In fact in one episode a shoot is filmed on site.

http://www.wrightchat.savewright.org/vi ... php?t=9143

Jeff Myers wrote:I just received the drawings

Are you talking about drawings of Pauson from the Avery Archives?