Video: Model of FLW's "Butterfly Bridge"

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Video: Model of FLW's "Butterfly Bridge"

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From the above page: "Aaron Green and Frank Lloyd Wright" <---------- you can click the icons along the right side of the page (e.g. - the 'Red Tile' relates to the "FLW Field Office") to link to an article about each particular project.



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Which Joel Silver movie contains a quick view of the bridge model? Did he own it at one point?
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Apparently, it was Die Hard.

If you scroll down 3/4 or more, you will see under the heading 'Other Crew' - "Aaron Green ..... model furnisher: butterfly wing bridge".


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Polivka also worked with FLW on the Pittsburgh Bridge Project. Geiger did some research on him.
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