Wright Chat

I was on site for a photo workshop a couple of weeks ago, and I was shocked to see both the relocated guest house and the proximity of new construction on parts of the site that were the original house property. By agreement with the owner I cannot share any photos, but if you look at the site in Go...

Historically, the area of the chapel and west of there has been pretty stable - that would include the Aaron Green Anderson House (a lovely design itself). To the east, however, things get ugly quickly - land so unstable that water and sewer pipes must be run above ground to keep from shearing, mult...

Nice to see the structural steel posts added to the sun porch, as I recall, are no longer exposed. Still, the latest restoration would appear to be quite inaccurate. There's nothing obvious in the photo found in Monograph 4, page 161, that might reflect a 1946 revision. Like the current photo in th...

Stan, the living room photo taken at the east end looking west does not reveal the small window on the north wall by the entrance to the music room which was added in the 1946 renovation. Has that been removed, or is it simply hidden behind the pier? Hidden. If you look closely at that shot, partic...

Here's all you could ever want to know about the event - the page includes links to registration (and costs) for both members and non-members.

2022 Annual Conference: Attend in Person

You decide if this is good or bad news, but my wife Suzanne and I will be guest docents at this event ... and definitely looking forward to experiencing Teaters Knoll!!

This is what I use ...

The Wright List - Google Maps

If they were as good at solving problems as making excuses, the pavilion would already be standing. As it is, the grift has already moved on to another mark ...

It let me in without issues. Maybe the rest of you forgot to pay your dues ...

The real question to me is what happens to the Taliesin Fellows, old and new, organization and individuals ...

As noted above, we've been fortunate enough to enjoy Hugo's work at the Wright Attitude - along with several other outstanding renderers - for some time. To me, nothing is as thrilling as "walking through" an unbuilt design. To those who would advocate investing in rebuilding lost or unbui...

I have been with The Wright Attitude from the day of its birth. I enjoy posting photos of my visits to Wright properties and seeing others' photos. Facebook facilitates this sharing of information with simple menus for posting single photos or for creating photo albums. I have gotten more solid lea...

Frankly, I'd rather they'd bulldozed it. At least that's a worthy demise ...

Stan- Doesn’t your site allow sharing photos of others as long as credit is given? It does, with the caveat that the usage is in support of some sort of point you are trying to make about the architecture. We try to stay away from "pictures for pictures sake" unless they're your own shots...

"Post only those photos, drawings, renderings, etc you personally took or have permission from the creator to use." I was surprised to find this as the second item in the Group Rules at the facebook Wright Attitude public page. Of course this would be a prudent move from a legal perspecti...