Simon and Garfunkel…no Chicago architecture
Those of you out there that love Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture will love this header image of the Robie House, built in 1909, in what became known as the Prairie style.
So many later buildings in the twentieth century owe so much to FLW.
From this and other great buildings in Scandinavia came some of the great Neo classic brick buildings of the thirties in Britain such as Norwich City Hall (with respect to Alan Partridge’
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I was lucky enough to stay in Frank Lloyd Wright’s only tall building – The Price Tower, which is in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Part of it was a hotel at the time. It looked out of place in a sleepy town in the middle of nowhere – but is a really stunning building. it is an interesting story as to how it got there…too long for here 😉 Thanks for the photos
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