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2020 |
2020
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Arizona Highways - November 2020 (Published monthly by the Arizona
Department of Transportation, Phoenix, Arizona) |
1) Editor: Stieve, Robert 3) Pielage, Andrew 4) Knoor, Chels 5) Kida,
Jeff; Wright, Frank Lloyd; Stieve, Robert 6) Cheek... |
This issue has a number of articles related to Frank Lloyd Wright. 1) My
Mom lives next door to the Ringling Mansion... Many years later, I got
the chance, but by then, my interest in Ringlings was eclipsed by the
allure of Frank Lloyd Wright. Living in Arizona..." 2) "Night Lights."
Student shelter, at night, at Taliesin West. 3) "Q&A: Andrew Pielage."
Photographer Andrew Pielage answers questions. Photograph of the David
Wright House. 4) Raymond Carlson House, photographed by Mark Boisclair.
"The...
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1) Pp 2 2) Pp 5 3) Pp 14-15.
4) Pp Cover, 18-25 5) Pp 26-35 6) Pp 36-43
7) Pp 44-45 8) Pp 46-51
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2020.14.0721 |
2020
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Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly - Winter 2020
Vol. 31 No. 1 (Published quarterly
by The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) |
Managing Editor: Abbott, Gabby 1) Wright, Frank Lloyd 2) Graff, Stuart
3) Ruehle-Ray, Heidi 4) Weil, Zarine 5) Hewson... |
Special double cover. Unesco World Heritage: The 20th Century
Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. 1) Individuality Undefiled. 2) The
Work Shall Grow. 3) Unity Temple. 4) Frederick C. Robie House. 5)
Taliesin. 6) Hollyhock House. 7) Fallingwater. 8) Herbert and Katherine
Jacobs House. 9) Taliesin West. 10) Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. 11)
Activity: Abstracting Wright. 12) Shop. 13) Supporter Spotlight, Vernon
and Cille Swaback. 14) Wright Sites. Includes 63 photographs and
illustrations. 8.5 x 11. |
Pp 48 |
2020.11.0721 |
2020
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Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly - Summer 2020
Vol. 31 No. 2 (Published quarterly
by The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) |
Editor-in-Chief: Goodman, Jeff 1) Graff, Stuart 2) Gray, Jennifer 3)
Wright, Frank Lloyd 4) Gray, Jennifer 5) Rahmani... |
The Basis of Democracy: Frank Lloyd Wright on Community, Education, and
Opportunity. 1) Letter From the President & CEO. 2) Letter From the
Guest Editor. 3) The Art and Craft of the Machine. 4) Against "Knowledge
Factories": Frank Loyd Wright on Learning and Democracy. 5) The
Highest Form of Aristocracy. 6) Frank Lloyd Wright and Affordable
Housing. 7) Frank Lloyd Wright Store. 8) Organic... (Quote). 9) Frank
Lloyd Wright Foundation News. 10) Activity: Exploring Usonia. 11)
Supporter Spotlight...
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Pp 48 |
2020.12.0721 |
2020
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Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly - Fall 2020
Vol. 31 No. 3 (Published quarterly by
The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) |
Editor-in-Chief: Goodman, Jeff 1) Graff, Stuart 2) Goodman, Jeff 3)
Wright, Frank Lloyd 4) Rhoades, Rebecca L.; Renderings by David... |
Unbuilt Frank Lloyd Wright: For the Benefit of the People. 1) Letter
From the President & CEO. 2) Letter From the Guest Editor. 3) Oasis:
Plan for Arizona State Capital. 4) A Capital Controversy. 5) Adding a
Wright to the Collection: The Huntington Hartford Play Resort & Sports
Club. 6) Something That Belong to Them. The Rosenwald School Project. 7)
A Vision Realized: Marion County Civic Center. 8) Frank Loyd Wright
Store. 9) Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation News. 10) Activity: Design Your
States Capitol...
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Pp 48 |
2020.13.0721 |
2020
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House Beautiful - Jan/Feb 2020 (Published by Hearst, New York) |
Keller, Hadley |
Restoration of the Celeste and Socrates Zaferios Residence, Blauvelt,
New York. (1961 - S.410). This was one of Marshall Erdman's
Prefabricated homes #1. Rewriting History. It's every architecture
lover's dream: You're strolling through real estate websites and stumble
upon a Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian house, still inhabited by its original
owners, in virtually the same condition it was when Wright approve the
plans almost 60 years ago. "Being the cynical New Yorker, I didn't
believe it at first," laughs...
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Pp 4, 66-73 |
2020.01.0120 |
2020
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Journal of Organic Architecture & Design - Volume 8, No 1. (Published
three times a year by OAD Archives, Inc., Oak Park, IL) |
Brewer, Gregory M. |
Rediscovering Frank Lloyd Wright's Roloson Houses and the Unbuilt
Roloson Apartments. Publisher's Description: "In 1894, Robert W. Roloson
commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright to design a group of houses to be built
on Calumet Avenue near 32nd Street in Chicago. The four adjacent row
houses were completed early the following year. Roloson returned to
Wright several years later for plans to expand and convert the houses to
apartments. Working drawings were completed, but Roloson chose not to
proceed...
Continued... |
Pp 64 |
2020.21.0422 |
2020
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Journal of Organic Architecture & Design - Volume 8, No 2. (Published
three times a year by OAD Archives, Inc., Oak Park, IL) |
Henning, Randolph C.; Statements by the Architect, Client, Contractor,
and Critic |
Rio Roca Chapel & Chapel House. Rio Roca Ranch, Texas :: 2008 - 2010.
Publisher's Description: "The Rio Roca Chapel & Chapel House project
located near Graford, Texas, was designed by the Fayetteville, Arkansas
architect Maurice Jennings in 2008. It is unquestionably a contemporary
example of the growth of an organic architecture that flowered from the
seed of Louis Sullivan, the roots of Frank Lloyd Wright, and the stem of
E. Fay Jones. The lineage is unmistakable; the result extraordinarily...
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Pp 36 |
2020.22.0422 |
2020
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Journal of Organic Architecture & Design - Volume 8, No 3. (Published
three times a year by OAD Archives, Inc., Oak Park, IL) |
Smith, Kathryn |
Frank Lloyd Wright's Freeman House. Publisher's Description: "In 1923,
Frank Lloyd Wright invented the textile block system in Los Angeles. Yet
by 1925, he had completed only three residences in Hollywood utilizing
the 16-inch square concrete blocks. The least known, the Samuel and
Harriet Freeman House, is, perhaps, the most important of the three as
it exhibits innovations Wright re-introduced in the mid-1930s to revive
his career. This issue explores the clients, the design and...
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Pp 80 |
2020.23.0422 |
2020
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Kelleher's Stamp Collector's Quarterly - 3rd Quarter, 2020 (Published
Quarterly by Daniel F. Kelleher Auctions, Danbury, CT) |
Groten, Arthur H. |
"Wartime Survivor! Tokyo's Amazing Imperial Hotel, Jewel of the Orient.
One of the most fabled hotels in the world was the Imperial Hotel in
Tokyo and - beloved by all photographers - one of the most photographed
buildings of the 20th century. It was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright who
is arguably the finest American born architect of the 20th century. His
long career produced several distinct styles of buildings. His earliest
work was done in and around Chicago under the tutelage of Louis Sullivan...
Continued... |
Pp 60-69 |
2020.18.1221 |
2020
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SaveWright, Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy - Spring 2020
Volume 11 Issue 1 (Published semi-annually by the Frank Lloyd Wright
Building Conservancy, Chicago) |
1) Perkins, Scott W. 2) Waggoner, Lynda 4-12)
Longstreth, Richard 13) Morris, Stephen. 14)
Ellin, Phyllis 15) Gordon... |
Wright on the World Heritage List. Special Edition. 1)
Welcome, Guest Editor. 2) Wright on the World Heritage
List.. 3) A History of the Wright World Heritage Nomination.
4) Justifying World Heritage Inscription. 5) Unity Temple.
6) Frederick C. Robie House. 7) Taliesin. 8)
Hollyhock House. 9) Fallingwater. 10) Herbert
and Katherine Jacobs House. 11) Taliesin West.
12) Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. 13) Why World Heritage
Matters. 14) Monitoring a World...
Continued... |
Pp 48 |
2020.16.1021 |
2020
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SaveWright, Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy - Winter 2020 Volume
11 Issue 2 (Published semi-annually by the Frank Lloyd Wright Building
Conservancy, Chicago) |
1) Henderson, Chuck
2) Scherubel, Ron 3)
Gunther, Justin 4) Hasse, Anne; Johnson, Sally; Buhr, Lisa... |
Saving Wright Now. 1) President's Message. An Unexpected
Year. 2) Editor's Message. Looking Back and Looking Forward.
3) Reserving Wright in a Time of Change. 4) 15 Years of
"Breaking the Box" at Wakanda Elementary. 5) Wright in the
21st Century: Passing the Baton to the Next Generation of
Preservationists. 6) Profiles in Preservation Funding.
7) Record Sales Herald New Era of Homeowner Stewardship. 8)
The Restoration and Sale of the Kalil House. 9) Executive
Director's Letter...
Continued... |
Pp 26 |
2020.17.1121 |
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2021 |
2021
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Frank Lloyd Wright
Quarterly - Winter 2021
Vol. 32 No.
1. (Published quarterly by The
Frank Lloyd Wright
Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) |
Managing Editor: Goodman, Jeff 1) Goodman, Jeff 2) Wright, Frank Lloyd
3) Taylor, Alan 4) Sikora, Steve 5) Bradley, Richard... |
The Space Within. 1) Letter from the Editor. 2) From the Natural House.
3) Transcendent Design. 4) Master of the Void. 5) Living in Brilliance.
5) Ahead of the Curve. 6) Within Your Own Home. 7) Poetry, Emotion, &
Architecture. 8) Strength of Character and Clarity of Vision. 9) Annual
Report: The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation's Resilience in 2020 and
Beyond. 10) Supporter Spotlight. 11) 13) Wright Sites Open to the
Public. Includes 55 photographs and illustrations. 8.5 x 11. |
Pp 48 |
2021.01.0321 |
2021
 |
Frank Lloyd Wright
Quarterly - Spring 2021 Vol. 32 No. 2. (Published quarterly by
The
Frank Lloyd Wright
Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) |
Editor-In-Chief: Goodman, Jeff 1) Graff, Stuart 2) Mendelsohn,
Ashley 3) Winkler, Kathrine; Goetsch... |
Hers Is A Good Spirit Here: Wo0men Workining With Frank Lloyd Wright. 1)
Letter from the President and CEO. 2) Letter From the Guest Editor. 3)
The Idiosyncrasy Letter. 4) Heaven Within Reach, Goetsch-Winckler House.
5) The Groundbreaking Women of the Oak Park and Taliesin Years. 6) Nobu
Tsuchiura, The First Female Architect in Japan. 7) A Powerful Brand.
Marion Mahony's Original Form of Graphic Reorientation. 8) The Women
Leading The Wright Legacy into the Future. 9) Shop...
Continued... |
Pp 48 |
2021.04.0621 |
2021
 |
Frank Lloyd Wright
Quarterly -
Summer 2021 Vol. 32 No. 3. (Published quarterly by The
Frank Lloyd Wright
Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) |
Editor-In-Chief: Goodman, Jeff 1) Graff, Stuart 2) Lautner, Judith
3) Lautner, John 4) Olsberg, Nicholas 5) Daniels... |
Growing And Living: John Lautner and the Legacy of Organic Architecture.
1) Letter from the President and CEO. 2) Letter from the
John Lautner Foundation . 3) At Taliesin. 4)
Ideas of the Real. An except from "Between Earth and Heaven."
5) Transendental Spaces: Frank Lloyd Wright & John Lautner Through My
Lens. 6) Lost Angeles: Architect Frank Escher describes the
meticulous process of restoring John Lautner's L.S. Designs.
7) Seven Questions for John Nautner From the Taliesin Fellowship...
Continued... |
Pp 48 |
2021.22.0921 |
2021
 |
Frank Lloyd Wright
Quarterly - Fall 2021 Vol. 32 No. 4. (Published quarterly by The
Frank Lloyd Wright
Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) |
Editor-In-Chief: Goodman, Jeff 1) Graff, Stuart 2) Grey, Jennifer
3) Wright, Frank Lloyd; Foreword by Jennifer... |
Unbuilt Frank Lloyd Wright: Broadacre City, Everywhere or Nowhere.
1) Letter from the President and CEO. 2) Letter from the
Guest Editor. 3) Excerpts From The Disappearing City.
4) Broadacre 101. 5) Broadacre City, Today. 6)
Building Broadacre. Jennifer Gray in Conversation with David Romero.
7) Driving Into The Future. 8) Creating a Wonderful Day in
the Neighborhood. 9) Drawing Your Own Masterpiece.
10) Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation News. 11) Culture of
Philanthropy...
Continued... |
Pp 48 |
2021.23.1221 |
2021
 |
Journal of Organic Architecture & Design - Volume 9, No 1. (Published
three times a year by OAD Archives, Inc., Oak Park, IL) |
Scott, William B. Jr.; McCowan, Gary; De Long, David |
Eric Lloyd Wright: From Generation to Generation. Publisher's
Description: "Eric Lloyd Wright - son of Lloyd Wright and grandson of
Frank Lloyd Wright - is an architect of rare pedigree and a creative
force in his own right. Eric is a sincerely genial and generous person.
He appears often in various local and national publications - having
been interviewed about his family countless times. His advocacy for
organic architecture as developed by his grandfather has been second to
none. However, very...
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Pp 64 |
2021.29.0422 |
2021
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Journal of Organic Architecture & Design - Volume 9, No 2. (Published three
times a year by OAD Archives, Inc., Oak Park, IL) |
1) Hertzberg, Mark |
Publisher's Description: "Al Krescanko was one of those quiet guys who
said he was just doing his job when he photographed Frank Lloyd Wright
some 60 years ago, but several of his insightful 1957 candid photos of
the master architect have been published in at least two landmark books
about Wright. Yet, Krescanko's byline has remained largely unknown.
Among photographers of Frank Lloyd Wright, it has less name recognition
than the work of Pedro Guerrero, Ezra Stoller, Balthazar Korab...
Continued... |
Pp 40 |
2021.12.1021 |
2021
 |
Journal of Organic Architecture & Design - Volume 9, No 3. (Published
three times a year by OAD Archives, Inc., Oak Park, IL) |
Smith, Kathryn |
Frank Lloyd Wright at the Fine Arts Building. Publisher's Description:
"Between 1898-1918, the period known as the Chicago Renaissance, the
Fine Arts Building was central to an artistic evolution from the
Victorian era to the emergence of modernism. It was during this major
period of creative activity that Frank Lloyd Wright was interwoven with
the history of the Fine Arts Building. The discussion of Wright and the
Fine Arts Building usually begins and ends with the four interiors he
designed between...
Continued... |
Pp 76 |
2021.24.1221 |
2021
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Michigan History - January/February 2021 (Published six times a year by
the Historical Society of Michigan, Lansing, Michigan) |
Smith, Stephen W. |
"Wright Here in Michigan's Twin Cities. During the 1950s, three
pioneering community members of Michigan's Twin Cities - Benton Harbor
and St. Joseph - brought the famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright to the
state to design three houses. More than six decades after Wright's death
in 1959, his stamp on the Twin Cities endures." Article includes
historical information on the Anthony, Harper and Schultz houses. Also
includes is a section on the Snow Flake Hotel. Includes seven
photographs. Original cover price $6.95. 8.25 x 10.75 |
Pp 30-34 |
2021.03.0421 |
2021
 |
SaveWright, Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy - Fall 2021 Volume
12 Issue 1 (Published semi-annually by the Frank Lloyd Wright Building
Conservancy, Chicago) |
1) Henderson, Chuck 2) Gray, Jennifer 3) Paine,
Ashley 4) Bible, Ann 5) Perkins, Scott W.
6) Ren, Yuan 7) Gray... |
Wright on Exhibit. 1) President's Message. On Stewardship.
2) Editor's Message. Wright on Exhibit. 3) The Wright House
Museum: Mediated Encounters with Frank Lloyd Wright's Domestic
Architecture. 4) Wright in Manchester. 5) "A
Spirited and Fress Little Building," Fallingwater's Visitors Center at
40. 6) From Garage to Gift Shop: The Preservation of Frank
Lloyd Wright's Early Residential Garage. 7) Private to
Public: Homeowners on Opening Their Houses to Visitors. 8)
Living and Working...
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Pp 22 |
2021.13.1121 |
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2022 |
2022
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Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly - Summer 2022 Vol. 33 No. 2 (Published
quarterly by The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) |
Editor-in-Chief: Lilly, Adrian 1) Graff, Stuart
2) Lubello, Sam 3) Browning, Bill 4) Beatley,
Tim 5) Safdie, Moshe... |
Outside In: Cultivating Biophilia In Design. 1) Letter from
the President & CEO. 2) Letter from the Guest Editor.
3) Nature: The Soul of Design. Why Do We Love Being in Frank Lloyd
Wright's Buildings? Nature in the Space. Natural Analogues. Nature of
the Space. 4) Frank Lloyd Wright, Biophilic Urbanism.
5) Thoughts on Biophilia. 6) The Green Walls Become the
World. 7) Bringing the Outside In. 8)
Preservation Matters. 9) Friend of the Foundation. Spotlight
on Raymond Neutra. 10) Timeless...
Continued... |
Pp 48 |
2022.06.0622 |
2022
 |
Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly - Fall 2022 Vol. 33 No. 3 (Published
quarterly by The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) |
Editor-in-Chief: Lilly, Adrian 1) Graff, Stuart
2) Lilly, Adrian 3) Matero, Frank G. 4) Cohan,
Colin 5) Lockard, Mijana... |
Learning by Doing: Taliesin and Taliesin West Continue the Hands-On
Tradition. 1) Letter from the President & CEO.
2) Letter from the Editor. 3) All Things Useful and
Ornamental. 4) Midway Barn: The Crossroads of
Tradition, Ambition, and Functionality. 5) Out of the
Ground, and into the Light, A Child of the Sun. Design of the Earth
Progressivist Education. 6) The Taliesin Institute.
7) Learning Today at Taliesin West. 8) Exhibitions: Sacred
Spaces, at Taliesin West: Friday, October 14...
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Pp 48 |
2022.07.0922 |
2022
 |
Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly - Winter 2022 Vol. 33 No. 4 (Published
quarterly by The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) |
Editor-in-Chief: Lilly, Adrian 1) Graff, Stuart
2) Athitakis, Mark 3) Miles, Vernon 4) McNamee,
Gregory 5) Athitakis... |
Unbuilt Frank Lloyd Wright Skyscrapers. Trees That Escaped the Forest.
1) Letters from the President & CEO. 2) Letters from the
Guest Editor. 3) The Battle of Crystal City, Wright in
the Fate of Mixed-Use Urban Design and Washington, D.C. 4)
Humanities Ambition. The Illinois: Wright's, 528-Story Dream Building.
5) Organicism, Inside - Out. A Conversation with Joseph M. Siry.
6) Wright, Sullivan, and the National Life Insurance Building.
7) The Skyscraper Regulation Project. Excerpted From...
Continued... |
Pp 48 |
2022.08.1222 |
2022
 |
Friends of Fallingwater - Number 34 - Spring 2022 (Published
semi-annually by The Friends of Fallingwater and the Western
Pennsylvania Conservancy, PA) |
Friends of Fallingwater |
1) Archival Records Tell Stories of Fallingwater. 2) Informing
Fallingwater's Decorative and Fine Arts. 3) Informing Building
Preservation. 4) World Heritage Preserved, A Campaign for the Future of
Fallingwater. 5) Building Fallingwater. 6) Artist Charles Lutz Presents
Installation at Fallingwater. 7) Collection Spotlight: Landscape 1. 8)
The Essence of Fallingwater. 7.5 x 13.25 |
Pp 8 |
2022.20.0623 |
2022
 |
Friends of Fallingwater - Number 35 - Fall 2022 (Published semi-annually
by The Friends of Fallingwater and the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy,
PA) |
Friends of Fallingwater |
1) Preserving a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A Three-Year Major
Preservation Effort Begins at Falling Water. 2) Touchstone: A Half
Century of Craft. 3) A Lifelong Collection to Falling Water. 4) From the
Collection. 7.5 x 13.25 |
Pp 8 |
2022.21.0623 |
2022
 |
Journal of Organic Architecture & Design - Vol 10, No 1. (Published
three times a year by OAD Archives, Inc.) |
Guest Editor: Henning, Randolph C.; Essay: Meyer, Katie Pierce |
The Work of Mackie and Kamrath: Organic Architecture in Texas.
Publisher's Description: Karl Kamrath (1911-1988) grew up in Austin,
Texas and earned his Bachelor's degree in architecture from the
University of Texas at Austin in 1934. His early career was spent in
Chicago but he moved back to Texas in 1937 and became a partner in the
firm of MacKie and Kamrath, one of the first Houston firms credited with
creating modern architecture. Kamrath had an opportunity to meet
Frank Lloyd Wright...
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Pp 43 |
2022.10.0422 |
2022
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Journal of Organic Architecture & Design - Vol 10, No 2. (Published
three times a year by OAD Archives, Inc.) |
Guest Advisor: Henning, Randolph C.; Essay: Hammons, Mark |
Arthur Dyson's Hilton Residence: Paradise by the Sea. Publisher's
Description: "The Autumn 2022 issue of the Journal OA+D features one of
architect Arthur Dyson's most exceptional works, The Hilton Residence,
along with a primer of his career in organic architecture. Working under
the auspices of three major figures of American Architecture - Frank
Lloyd Wright, William Gray Purcell, and Bruce Goff - and across more
than five decades of professional practice, Art Dyson has remained...
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Pp 52 |
2022.11.0722 |
2022
 |
SaveWright, Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy - 2022 Volume
13 Issue 1 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy,
Chicago) |
1) Henderson, Chuck
2) Klingner, Leslie
3) Murphy, Keiran
4) Enck, Christopher 5)
Sikora, Steve... |
Wright on Kitchens. 1) President's Message. The
importance of the Workspace. 2) Editor's Message: Wright on
Kitchens. 3) Wright's own Kitchen at Taliesin.
4) Embracing the Intact: The Kitchen of the Kathryn and Lloyd Lewis
House. 5) The Loss and Recovery of the Wiley House Kitchen.
6) The J. Alfred and Muriel Sweeton House Kitchen, 1950/2012.
7) My Favorite Room. 8) A Resource for Building Stewards.
9) Susan Jacob, Jacobs Lockhart, 1934-2022. Includes 38 photographs and
illustrations. 8.5 x 11 |
Pp 18 |
2022.12.1222 |
2022
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Wisconsin Natural Resources - Summer 2022 (Published quarterly by the
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Madison, Wisconsin) |
Kahler, Kathryn A. |
Instep with Nature. Historic Wright-designed Cottage Has Inspired
Visitors for Three Decades. Nestled in the pines overlooking south
central Wisconsin's Mirror Lake is a tiny cottage with a sizeable and
storied past. What began as a young man's romantic dream, snuffed by
tragedy, has been renewed by a cadre of volunteers whose dedication has
inspired more than 15,000 visitors from across the globe. This year
marks the 30th year of renewal for the Seth Peterson Cottage, one of the
last homes designed by...
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Pp 40-41 |
2022.22.1023 |
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2023 |
2023
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Shepherd Express Magazine - April 2023 (Published monthly by Shepherd
Express Magazine, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.) |
Julson, Sheila |
"Exploring Frank Lloyd Wright's Burnham Block. Wisconsin's own Frank
Lloyd Wright's renowned architectural works include homes, offices,
churches, hotels and public structures. His signature prairie style
homes, with clean lines, straight angles and creative use of space, were
outside-the-box for the post-Victoria era in which they were designed.
Six Wright homes-two single-family, and four two-family duplexes - still
stand on the 2700 block of west Burn-ham Street. They are American
System-Built homes...
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Pp 50, 52 |
2023.04.0723 |
2023
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The New Yorker - May 8, 2023 (Published weekly by Conde Nast, a division
of Advanced Magazine Publishers, Inc., New York.) |
Louison, Cole |
"At The Museum. At any given time, the Guggenheim may host Kandinskys,
Picassos, Pollocks, Mondrians, or af Klints, but the first thing that
any visitor who isn't too boring to admit it thinks about is the ramp,
and how much fun it would be to roll down. Frank Lloyd Wright imagined
the museum's six-story helix as "a curving wave that never breaks." The
building opened in 1959, the same year that the Roller Derby Skate Board
debuted. And yet, for the next six decades, perhaps owing to a sense of
decorum, or to...
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2023.05.0923 |
