Wright Chat

Tom wrote:Only now made the connection between that unbuilt Affleck project and the Loeb project.

Practically identical projects.
However, there are no stairs in Affleck.

Only now made the connection between that unbuilt Affleck project and the Loeb project.

Fixed glass between piers - strikes me as unusual.
Would have thought them to be opening french doors.

Pricey stuff.

In addition they are showing a shop drawing for Fallingwater windows
which contains a note instructing fabricators to leave the mullion 'T' long for placement in parapet. Unsigned blueprint @ $9K

Also showing elevations for Fredrick House @ $19K - one sheet.

Thank you

Nice series of photographs. Question occured to me: The exterior boards, (- the issue may have been discussed in another thread.) They are either painted or stained Look heavily stained to me - not a bad look in these shots. But wondering what the consensus judgement is among us who pay attention on...

Nice

Thanks for the post.
The axial garden strikes me as Italian Villaesque
Unusual.

Never seen this project before
and yes it does look like underwater windows

... these guys were pretty good at model building

(21 shots in John deKovan Hill is working on a model shot from above :
what project is that>)

https://guerrerophoto.com/portfolio/tal ... ellowship/

So looks like third color photo is taken at the other end of the B&W gallery shot.
Odd to me that Wright would introduce that extra screen pattern.

thanks
and you must be right
so it looks like he took the perfs into the interiors here.
don't think I've studied interior shots of this house.
I like the big perfs.

Last shot you posted seems to introduce something strange
... an unneeded complication ...?