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Exterior
Photographs By Douglas Steiner,
March
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There are many classic Wright
details. The basic materials consisted of glass, concrete, local
wood and stone and follows a
diamond grid pattern. Oakley stone, used on
the interior and exterior, was quarried from the mountains
south of Oakley, Idaho |
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near the Utah border. The Teaters
used native oak trim. There are the built-in
furnishings as well as triangular light fixtures in the
ceiling. Concrete floors, cantilevered roofs, a large
expansive room and the centrally located fireplace. |
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1:
View from the North, the
Living Room is on the left, the Balcony is on the right. |
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2:
Closer view from the North,
the Living Room is on the left, the Balcony is on the right.
Cantilevered roof overhang on the right. |
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3:
Living Room window. |
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4:
Detail of the Living Room
window. |
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5:
Detail of the Balcony and
cantilevered roof overhang. Early images do not include this
decorative roof brace, but show a simple kneebrace. This is
consistent with Wright’s original drawings. |
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6:
Cantilevered roof
overhang detail. Roof brace is consistent with Wright’s
original drawings. |
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7:
Cantilevered roof support
detail. Roof brace is consistent with Wright’s original
drawings. |
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8:
Cantilevered roof detail. |
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9:
Detail of the Balcony and
cantilevered roof overhang. |
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10:
Detail of the Balcony door
and window. |
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11:
Detail of the
Balcony and foundation. |
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12:
Detail of the Oakley stone
masonry. |
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13:
Detail of the Oakley stone
masonry and foundation. |
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