YEAR TITLE AUTHOR DESCRIPTION PAGES ST# 1911 Architectural Record - October 1911 Anonymous A departure from Classic Tradition: Two Unusual Houses by Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright. Babson House (Sullivan) and Coonley House (Wright). Pp 326-38 0104.00.0503 1912 Architectural Record - April 1912 (Bound Volume 32) Schuyler, Montgomery An Architectural Pioneer: Review of the Portfolios containing the works of Frank Lloyd Wright. (Sweeney 91) Pp 427-36 0091.00.0502 1912 Architectural Record - August 1912 (Bound Volume 32)
Gilbert, Cass; Frank Lloyd Wright Daniel Hudson Burnham, An Appreciation. Includes a eulogy by Wright on page 184. (Sweeney 114) Pp 175-85 0114.00.0502 1912 Architectural Record - January 1912 (Bound Volume 31) Schuyler, Montgomery Related: The People’s Saving Bank of Cedar Rapids, Iowa - Louis H. Sullivan, Architect. Comment about Wright on page 46. Pp 44-56 0114.01.0502 1913 Architectural Record - June 1913 (Published by The Architectural Record Company, New York) Lippincott, Roy A. The Chicago Architectural Club, Notes on the 26th Ann Exhibition. Includes two images by Wright, The Hotel Lake Geneva and The Hotel Madison (project). Original List Price 25 cents. 7 x 10. (Sweeney 117) Pp 567-73 0117.00.0401 1915 Architectural Record - October 1915 (Published by The Architectural Record Company, New York) White, Peter B. "Country House Architecture in the Middle West." Includes Wright in text. Also includes five photographs and one illustration of "Estate of Frank Lloyd Wright, Spring Green, Wis." (Taliesin). Original List Price 35 cents. 7 x 10. (Sweeney 127) Pp 385-395 0128.00.0405 1915 Architectural Record - October 1915 (Published by The Architectural Record Company, New York) Ad - The General Fireproofing Co. Ad with photograph of the Ward Willits Residence (1901). Herringbone Rigid Metal Lath, General Fireproofing Co. Original List Price 35 cents. 7 x 10. Pp 72 0128.01.0405 1927 Architectural Record - December 1927 (Published Monthly by F.W. Dodge Corp., New York) 1) Wright, Frank Lloyd 2) Rebori, A. N. 1) “La Miniatura” - Residence of Mrs. George Madison Millard, Pasadena, Calif. The First Textile-Block Slab House Constructed by Frank Lloyd Wright.” 2) “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Textile-Block Slab Construction” “The work of Frank Lloyd Wright presented in a volume recently published in Holland bears conclusive proof that at least one American architect has created a vital Modern architecture from new materials, new methods and new construction, conforming to modern demands.” He also “recommends a study” of “The Life Work of the American Architect Frank Lloyd Wright” Wright, Wijdeveld 1925. Includes six photographs and four illustrations. Original cover price 35 cents. 7.5 x 10.5. 1) Frontispiece (P 448) 2) Pp 449-456 0194.00.0407 1927 Architectural Record - May 1927 Wright, Frank Lloyd In Cause of Arch: I - The Architect and the Machine (Sweeney 195) Pp 394 - 396 0195.00.0301 1927 Architectural Record - June 1927 Wright, Frank Lloyd In Cause of Arch: II - Standardization, The Soul of the Machine (Sweeney 196) Pp 478 - 480 0196.00.0301 1927 Architectural Record - August 1927 (Published Monthly by F.W. Dodge Corporation, New York) Wright, Frank Lloyd “In Cause of Architecture: Part III, Steel.” Published as a bound volume in 1975 (S1971). Original cover price 35 cents. 7.5 x 10.5. Pp 163-166 0197.00.0707 1927 Architectural Record - October 1927
Wright, Frank Lloyd In Cause of Arch: IV - Fabrication and Imagination. V - The New World. (Sweeney 198) Pp 318-324 0198.00.1002 1928 Architectural Record - August 1928 (Two Copies) Wright, Frank Lloyd Fiske Kimball’s New Book: A Review (Sweeney 205) Pp 172 - 3 0205.00.0101 0205.00.0402 1928 Architectural Record - January 1928 (Published Monthly by F.W. Dodge Corporation, New York) Wright, Frank Lloyd “In Cause of Architecture: 1. The Logic of the Plan.” Includes six illustrations. Published as a bound volume in 1975 (S1971). Original cover price 35 cents. 9 x 11.75. Pp 49-57 0206.00.0707 1928 Architectural Record - July 1928 Wright, Frank Lloyd In The Cause of Architecture: VI. The Meaning of Materials - Glass (Sweeney 211) Pp 11-16 0211.00.0402 1928 Architectural Record - August 1928 (Two Copies) Wright, Frank Lloyd In The Cause of Architecture: VII. The Meaning of Materials - Concrete (Sweeney 212) PP 98-104 0212.00.0101 0212.00.0402 1928 Architectural Record - October 1928 (Bound Volume) Wright, Frank Lloyd In The Cause of Architecture: VIII. Sheet Metal and a Modern Instance (Sweeney 213) Pp 334-342 0213.00.0402 1928 Architectural Record - December 1928 (Bound Volume) Wright, Frank Lloyd In The Cause of Architecture: IX. The Terms (Sweeney 214) Pp 507-514 0214.00.0402 1929 Architectural Record - May 1929
Wright, Frank Lloyd; Fiske, Kimball Includes a letter written by Wright to Kimball about Kimball’s book "American Architecture" and his letter to Wright in response (Pg 434). (Sweeney 216) Pp 431-4 0216.00.0502 1929 Architectural Record - May 1929 Hitchcock, Henry-Russell, Jr. Foreign Periodicals. Reviewed by Henry-Russell Hitchcock, Jr. Architectural Magazines published in Holland. Hitchcock reviews Wendingen and mentions the Wright series that was later published in book form. Pp 520 0216.01.0502 1930 Architectural Record - January 1930 (Published Monthly by F.W. Dodge Corp., New York) Anonymous “St. Mark’s Tower, St. Mark’s in the Bouwerie, New York City.” Includes five color renderings. Original cover list price $0.75. 9x12. (Sweeney 239) Pp 1-4 0239.00.0506 1935 Architectural Record - April 1935 (Published as an Offset by the National Alliance of Art and Industry and Architectural Record) Wright, Frank Lloyd “Broadacre City. A New Community Plan.” Published as an offset for the Industrial Arts Exposition in Rockefeller Center, New York, April 15 to May 15, 1935 where Broadacre was shown publicly for the first time. It consisted of architectural models and a full model 12 by 12 feet in size, of Broadacre City itself, complete with tiny forests, homes, schools, factories and farms. See Broadacre photos. 9 x 12. Pp 243-54 0393.01.0107 1937 Architectural Record - April 1937 (Published Monthly by F.W. Dodge Corp., New York) Anonymous Building News: "60 Tons with Ease: When Wisconsin’s Industrial Commission questioned design of a column Frank Lloyd Wright intended to use in a new factory at Racine, he promptly built this sample, loaded it while the townspeople looked on. Designed to carry between 11 and 12 tons... loading continued to 60 tons without cracking the column." Includes one photograph. Pp 38
0422.00.0410 Anonymous Building News: "F. L. Wright, Guest of U.S.S.R. ONE of the two American architects invited by the Soviet government to attend the recent All-Union Congress of Architects, Frank Lloyd Wright was forced last month to decline an offer of an honorary degree from a Connecticut college... Best known in Europe of all American architects, Mr. Wright’s ‘Broadacre City’ has attracted wide interest in the U.S.S.R." Pp 37 0422.01.0410 Anonymous Building News: "FEACT Hears Wright. ON HIS way to Europe, Mr. Wright stopped in New York long enough to address the Architect’s Section of FAECT... The man who can’t build a building that is 25 years ahead of his time shouldn’t be allowed to build it." Original cover price $1.00. 9 x 12. Pp 37 0422.02.0410 1938 Architectural Record - July 1938 Ann; Hanna, Paul & Jean Frank Lloyd Wright Designs a Honeycomb House; Frank Lloyd Wright Builds Us a Home (Sweeney 442) Pp 59-74 0442.00.0701 1948 Architectural Record - November 1948 (Published Monthly by F.W. Dodge Corp., New York) Anonymous “Wright Homes for Westchester.” A cooperative housing development of 50 homes in Mount Pleasant, N.Y. By Usonia Homes Inc., Original cover list price $1.00. 9x12. (Sweeney 746) Pp 10, 170 0746.00.0506 1950 Architectural Record - December 1950 Anonymous Wright’s core-supported tower unveiled in photographs. Johnson Wax tower. (Sweeney 829) Pp 11a-b 0829.00.0203 1952 Architectural Record - March 1952 Anonymous Frank Lloyd Wright in New Kind of Exhibit: Exhibit of Johnson Wax Bldg (Sweeney 882) Pp 374 0882.00.0401 1952 Architectural Record - March 1952 Churchill, Henry S. Evaluation of Arch, Comments & Photos Pp 162, 165 0882.01.0401 1952 Architectural Record - January 1952 Anonymous New Honors for Frank Lloyd Wright. Two new awards. (Sweeney 901) Pp 22 0901.00.0602 1952 Architectural Record - July 1952 Reed, Henry H. Jr. Frank Lloyd Wright Conquers Paris: and Vice Versa. Henry H. Reed Jr. Analyzes Reviews of Beaux Arts Exhibit; Even Communists Bow to "Most Famous American Architect" (Sweeney 904) Pp 22, 268, 272 0904.00.0502 1952 Architectural Record - July 1952 Reid, Alfred D. Wright’s Guggenheim Museum: Dictionary of Classic Terms? Illustration of Guggenheim pointing out definitive terms. Pp 22 0904.01.0502 1953 Architectural Record - June 1953 Wright, Frank Lloyd Excerpts from the International Style. Includes portrait of Wright by Tommy Weber. (Sweeney 975) Pp 12, 332 0975.00.0401 Anonymous Panel Discussion, Photo Johnson Wax Bldg Pp 172 0975.01.0401 1953 Architectural Record -October 1953 Anonymous Wright Makes New York, Sixty Years of Living Architecture Exhibit (Sweeney 986) Pp 20 0986.00.0401 1953 Architectural Record -October 1953 Stoller, Ezra (Photog) Photo of Taliesin Pp 146 0986.01.0401 1955 Architectural Record - October 1955 Anonymous Book Rev: From Richardson to the Origins of Wright Pp 62 66 410 1048.01.0401 1955 Architectural Record - October 1955 Anonymous New Era for Wright at 86: The Marketplace Redeemed? Schumacher Fabrics & Wallpaper (Sweeney 1081) Pp 20 1081.00.0401 1955 Architectural Record - August 1955 Shear, John Knox Frank Lloyd Wright and the Design for the Air Force Academy (Sweeney 1084) Pp 132a-b 1084.00.0401 1955 Architectural Record - August 1955 Fogarty, Rep. John E.: Frank Lloyd Wright Debate over Air Force Academy Design Pp 16-18 1084.01.0401 1956 Architectural Record - December 1956 Anonymous Bust of Wright. Bust of Wright presented to him at the Convention of Architectural Woodwork Institute. (Sweeney 1097) Pp 28 1097.00.0302 1956 Architectural Record - December 1956 Waylite Masonry Ad for Waylight Masonry Units. Example of Erdman Homes, Madison Wisconsin Pp 84 1097.01.0302 1956 Architectural Record - December 1956 Wright Manufacturing Co. Ad for Wright Manufacturing Co. (No relationship.) Wright rubber tile and the Johnson Wax Building. Photos of Johnson Wax Building and Wright. Pp 251 1097.02.0302 1956 Architectural Record - December 1956 Burnham, Alan; Pickens, Buford 7. Churches. Unity "Temple," Oak Park, Illinois, 1905-08, Frank Lloyd Wright. (Tied for thirteenth) (Sweeney 1124) Pp 180 1124.00.0302 1956 Architectural Record - October 1956
Kaufman, Edgar; Shear, John Knox One Hundred Years of Significant Buildings. 5: Houses Before 1907. Ward W. Willitts House (Sweeney 1125) Pp 194 1125.00.0103 1956 Architectural Record - October 1956 Rudolph, Paul The Six Determinants of Architectural Form (Includes two Wright photos) Pp 185-187 1125.01.0103 1956 Architectural Record - October 1956 Anonymous Louis Sullivan. Includes mention of Wright. Pp 217-20 1125.02.0103 1956 Architectural Record - October 1956 Anonymous Meeting the architect’s concept. High velocity air diffusion in the Price Tower. Pp 271 1125.03.0103 1959 Architectural Record - September 1959 Anonymous Watch on Wright Landmarks. 16 buildings recommended for Historic Preservation. (Sweeney 1367) Pp 9 1367.00.1102 1959 Architectural Record - September 1959 Follanbee Steel Corp. Ad: Quote by Wright endorsing Follanbee Steel Corp. Includes Photo of Wright Sculpture. Pp 60 1367.01.1102 1960 Architectural Record - October 1960 (Published monthly except May when semimonthly, by F. W. Dodge Corp., New York) Gutheim, Frederick "The Wright Legacy Evaluated. A forty-page presentation of the most significant work of Frank Lloyd Wright, prepared in collaboration with Frederick Gutheim... In the pages which follow Gutheim’s introduction to this Wright portfolio, ten major works of Wright are shown, not briefly but in detail. They were selected by Gutheim because each represents a major period of Wright’s singular, original and creative development." They include: The Coonley Residence, Larkin Building, Unity Temple, Midway Gardens, Imperial Hotel, La Miniatura, Johnson Wax Administration Building, V. C. Morris Shop, David Wright Residence, and the Guggenheim Museum. Includes 59 photographs and 52 illustrations. Eleven of Wright’s illustrations were reprinted in "In the Cause of Architecture", 1975, pages 40-47. Pp Cover, 147-186 1422.00.0710 Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute Ad: "Only Reinforced Concrete Provides such Freedom of Design. As a pioneer in contemporary building design, Frank Lloyd Wright used reinforced concrete freely n the achievement of his most outstanding building designs. His famous Guggenheim Museum is a monument to his creative genius..." Includes two photographs of the Guggenheim. Original cover Price $2.00. 8.75 x 11.6. Pg 268 1422.01.0710 1960 Architectural Record - March 1960 (Published Monthly except May by F. W. Dodge Corp.) Anonymous
"A Theater By Wright. Architectural experience inspired mechanical experiment in the service of experimental theater." Kalita Humphreys Theater of the Dallas Theater Center. Includes twelve photographs by Messina Studios and two illustrations. (Sweeney 1450) Pp 161-166 1450.00.0103 1450.00.0107 Anonymous "A word from the Client." A review of a little booklet on the opening ceremonies of the Guggenheim. Includes remarks by Harry F. Guggenheim. Pg 9 1450.01.0103 1450.02.0107 Altec Lansing Corp. Ad for Altec Lansing Corp. Photo of Guggenheim Museum. Original cover price $2.00. 8.75 x 11.5. Two Copies. Pp 284 1450.03.0103 1450.04.0107 1980 Architectural Record - July 1980 (Published by McGraw-Hill, Inc.) C.K.G. Published as an eight page Supplement. “Arizona Biltmore Hotel.” Brief history and restoration since 1973 fire. Includes 18 photos and illustrations. 9 x 12. Pp 8 1980.16.0506 1989 Architectural Record - Mid-April 1989 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) Rieselbach, Anne E. Related: "In the Wright Spirit. Frank Lloyd Wright’s words about the integrity of materials, modern means of production, simple details that complement the whole, and unified interior spaces... Theodore Ceraldi, an architect based in Nyack, New York..." Nice mix of Wright styles. Includes 14 photographs and four illustrations. Original cover price $7.00. 9 x 11.75. Pp 42-49 1989.68.0602 1989 Architectural Record - July 1989 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) Anonymous "FLW furniture. Architect Thomas A Heinz, who has worked on many Frank Lloyd Wright structures as well as the Wright Room at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is responsible for the documentation and authentic details of a line of Wright furniture reproduced in contemporary fabrics, finishes and wood." Includes the Dana dining room chair and print table, a slant-back chair used in several early Wright interiors, a desk lamp and two-shelf floor lamp. Includes five photographs. Original cover price $7.00. 9 x 11.75. Pg 145 1989.67.0602 1991 Architectural Record - January 1991 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) 1) Kliment, Stephen A. 2) Pearson, Clifford A.; Wright, Frank Lloyd
1) "100 Years of Architectural Record. A look back and a look forward... We kick off our centennial year with some pithy excerpts from Wright’s writings for RECORD, which began in 1908 and span 44 years [pages 12-17]." 2) "Frank Lloyd Wright on the Record. Throughout his career, Wright used the pages of Architectural Record as a pulpit to preach his gospel of Organic architecture." Summary of Wright’s relationship with Architectural Record. Includes history, Wright quotes published in the Record over the years, and eleven photographs, illustrations, and two page reprints. 3) "Design News: Maui Clubhouse from Wright Design... The centerpiece for the project will be a 70,000 square foot clubhouse, synthesized by John Rattenbury of Taliesin Associated Architects from unbuilt Frank Lloyd Wright designs. Includes one illustration. 4) February 10 - April 15. "Frank Lloyd Wright: Preserving Architectural Heritage," an exhibit of over 70 decorative pieces by Wright, including furniture, art-glass windows, textiles, and drawings; at the museum of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia. Original cover price $7.00. 9 x 11.75. 1) P 11 2) Pp 12-17
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1991.50.0602 1991 Architectural Record - May 1991 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) 1) Fallon, Kristine 2) Nereim,
Anders1) “Biting the Bullet. Automation in Practice.” Scanned original plans by Wright for the Hollyhock House allow LA city architects to overlay hvac plans in renovation. Includes one illustration. 2) “Burnished Jewel. Skillful restoration has returned Frank Lloyd Wright’s Dana-Thomas House to its turn-of-the-century splendor.” Includes twelve photographs by Judith Bromley and four illustrations. Original cover price $7. 9 x 11 Pp 1) 30-31 2) 88-95 1991.46.0602 1991 Architectural Record - June 1991 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) 1) Betsky, Aaron 1) “Organic Architecture Revisited.” The Continuous Present of Organic Architecture, a small exhibition at the Contemporary Art Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 22-May 11, 1991. 2) “The Hanna House, Stanford University.” Home was damaged in the Loma Prieta quake. Completed in 1937 for less than $40,000, repairs will cost an estimated $1.8 million. Includes one photograph and four illustrations. 3) Product News: “FLW tabletop.” Collection of decorative elements licensed by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. Decorative Designs catalog ($9.00). Includes one photograph. Original cover price $7. 9 x 11 Pp 1) 37 2) 112
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1991.47.0602 1991 Architectural Record - July 1991 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York)
Stephens, Suzanne; Smith, Herbert L. Jr.; Bank, Gretchen G.; Hartray, Jack; Rybcznski, Witold; Hine, Thomas; Centennial Issue: 1) Coming Full Circle. A couple mentions of Wright history. 2) The Century Club. The top 100 most important buildings of the last 100 years. Wright has 12. Fallingwater is #1. Four photos. 3) Record Album. Herbert Smith relates Wright story. 4) From High Rise to Low E. Two mentions of Wright. 5) 1891/1909. Two mentions of Wright. One photo. 6) 1910/1919 Breaking Through. Mention of Wright. 7) 1930/1945 From Pope to Grope. Two mentions of Wright. One photo. Original cover price $7. 9 x 11 Pp 134-165 1991.24.0602 1991 Architectural Record - August 1991 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) Froehlich, Lee Design News: "Rookery Restoration Uncovers Wright. The $100-million renovation of John Wellborn Root’s 1888 Rookery Building, on Chicago’s South LaSalle Street, is nearly complete. The restoration returns the Rookery to Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1905-07 remodeling, removing much of William Drummond’s subsequent reworking from the early 1930s. Photograph by Lisa Hamlin. Includes one photograph. Original cover price $7.00. 9x10.75. Pp 25 1991.53.0602 1991 Architectural Record - September 1991 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) 1) Tri-Guards 2) Levinson, Nancy 3) Harris, Sidney 4) Betsky, Aaron 1) Ad: "How to Preserve a masterpiece without sweating the details..." Includes an interior and an exterior photograph of both the Winslow and Moore Homes. 2) News: "State and Wright Foundation Join Forces at Taliesin. ... have together established the Taliesin Preservation Commission, a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin." Includes two photographs. 3) Cartoon by Harris of three caricatures of Wright, "Perspective, Floor Plan, Elevation." 4) Related: "Lloyd Wright Recast. Josh Schweitzer brings high drama back to Lloyd Wright’s landmark Samuel-Navarro house." Designed in 1926, renovated for actress Diane Keaton. Includes nine photographs and four illustrations. Original cover price $7.00. 9x10.75. 1) 20 2) Pg 27 3) Pg 48 4) Pp 126-133 1991.54.0602 1991 Architectural Record - November 1991 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) Hale, Jonathan Books: "Frank Lloyd Wright: A Primer on Architectural Principles, McCarter, 1991." and "Frank Lloyd Wright Versus America: The 1930s, Johnson, 1990." "Just when we thought we had heard enough about Frank Lloyd Wright, there comes a book - dryly called a primer and straight out of the academic establishment that Wright loved to flout - that is new and fresh... Versus America... is simply a detailed description of Wright’s activities in the 1930s, focusing more on his life than his art. Original cover price $7.00. 9x10.75. Pp 53 1991.51.0602 1991 Architectural Record - November 1991 Supplement (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) Linn, Charles "Civic Splendor. Wright’s only completed public administration center comes to life at dusk once again with a few simple lighting improvements... When Pacific Gas & electric learned that ‘In the Realm of Ideas.’ a traveling exhibit of Frank Lloyd Wright’s work, would be on display at the center for several months, the utility decided to work with Marin County government to get the exterior of the building relit... Hired Luminae Lighting Design." Photographs by Greg West. Includes four photographs. Original cover price (included with November issue). 9x10.75. Pp Cover, 40-43 1991.52.0602 1992 Architectural Record - January 1992 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) 1) Ross, Steven S. 2) Kliment, Stephen A. 1) "ModelShop II 1.2 for the Mac." 3-D modeling program. Includes 3-D rendering of the Robie House. 2) "Doing the Right Thing. Several leading architects and a famous client speak out about changing or adding to the modern landmark. They take up criteria, pitfalls, and options, and the attendant emotional cross-currents." Includes illustration and caption pertaining to the 1992 addition to the Guggenheim by Gwanthmey. Original cover price $7.00. 9x10.75. 1) Pp 44-45 2) 86-88 1992.65.0602 1992 Architectural Record - October 1992 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) 1) Jacks, Ernest E. 2) Tieger, Robert M. 3) Kliment, Stephen A. 4) Stein, Karen D. 5) Wiseman, Carter; Gwathmey, Charles 1) Letters: "On the cover of Times." Response to article noting Wright one of only three architects on cover of Time. July 1992. (Cover Time) 2) Second letter concerning same article. 3) "A Face in Time, or What Price Publicity?" Response to flurry of letters about architects on cover of Time. 14 including Wright. 4) "A Masterpiece saved or Compromised... Just when all the hoopla is finally quieting down, why is Record doing a cover story on the renovation of the Guggenheim Museum?" Intro to cover story. Includes one photograph. 5) "Born Again. Thirty-three years after it opened, the Guggenheim is again New York City’s most controversial building." Includes two editorials, critic and architect. Includes 28 photographs and five illustrations. Original cover price $7.00. 9x10.75. 1) Pg 4 2) Pg 4 3) Pg 9 4) 73 5) Cover 99-113 1992.64.0602 1993 Architectural Record - February 1993 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) Sarnafil Roofing and Waterproofing Systems Ad: "Legendary Performance. Among the world’s greatest architects, Frank Lloyd Wright, designed masterpieces that have influenced contemporary architecture." Includes large photograph of the Wright stamp issued in 1966. Original cover price $7.00. 9x10.75. Pp 6 1993.60.0602 1993 Architectural Record - April 1993 (Published monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York) 1) Al-Hasani, Naji 2) Campbell, Robert 3) Stein, Karen D.; 4) Pearson, Clifford A. 1) Second Move for Wright Landmark. The Pop-Leighey House, a National Trust for Historic Preservation property, is awaiting its second move and restoration." Includes one photograph. 2) "A Conversation with Ada Louise Huxtable" (Note: She wrote a Biography "Frank Lloyd Wright" in 2004. Includes two photographs. 3) Related: "Building Types Study 704. As FLW said in one of his 1930 Kahn Lectures at Princeton: ‘Human houses should not be like boxes, blazing in the sun, nor should we outrange the machine..." 4) Related: "Desert Shield... architect Will Bruder... with a lifetime appreciation of FLW..." Original cover price $7.00. 9x10.75. 1) Pp 30 2) 42-44 3) 63 4) 64-71 93-99 1993.61.0602
