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The Sims house in Hawaii is one of the solar hemicycle variants, apparently that 1954 first design for Gibbons Gray Cornwell, to be built in West Goshen, Pennsylvania |
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Feldman Residnece, Berkeley, California, (1939-1974)[below]. Based on the Lewis N Bell project, and predecessor to the Carl Wall house (S.281)[right]. Photograph courtesy Joshua Freiwald. |
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First Christian Church, Phoeniz, Arizona, (1950-1971/77). Original designed for the Southwest Christian Seminary. Photograph courtesy of the First Christian Church. | ||
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Monona Terrace, Madison, Wisconson, on Lake Monoma. It is hard to put a date on this, for Wright had several plans for his Monoma Terrace, but Wright's last plan dates 1954 and work was complete by 1997. It is more Anthony Puttnam's masterpiece than a work by Wright. | ||
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Hilo, Hawaii, overblown Wright based on the Arthur Miller house. There are other projects being built in this subdivision-development.
Nakoma Clubhouse (1924-2002) was, under Wright's design, a clubhouse for a golf course in Madison, Wisconsin. It has been built in the Sierra Nevada's of California near Lake Tahoe as Nakoma Resort & Spa.. It is surrounded by Gold Mountain, a residential real estate development by the Taliesin Architects. Nakoma Clubhouse was adapted to current use and building codes by Arnold Roy and John Rattenbury. A comparison with Wright's original plan and what was built indicates enlargements and alterations that are significant revisions which make it necessary to deny Wright's authorship. It's location in a climate far from that for which it was designed must also be noted. Why, when a client asks to build a "Wright design," do they then ask for changes? |
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