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Fecha 1902 - 1906. Ciudad Buffalo. País Estados Unidos. Fotógrafo Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. El edificio Larkin es una de las obras míticas de la arquitectura moderna. Parte del mito se debe a las radicales innovaciones que incluía, tanto en su composición formal como en sus soluciones funcionales y técnicas; pero el mito se ...
Inicios Nació en Richland Center, (Wisconsin) en el seno de una humilde familia. La infancia de Wright fue tormentosa, pues las desavenencias entre su madre, Anna Lloyd-Jones y su padre, William Carey Wright eran constantes. Su padre se marchó de casa y Frank no se lo perdonaría jamás, llegando a cambiar los apellidos. Durante tres […]
The grand tier, supported by a 145-foot-long girder, is constructed to allow sound to completely surround the audience—an acoustic effect only previously attained in Adler and Sullivan’s Chicago Auditorium of 1889. William Wesley Peters of Taliesin Architects was responsible for the engineering and much of the interior design of the building.
Where Else Can I Research Frank Lloyd Wright in Buffalo?..... 14 Introduction This guide focuses on selected sources that describe, illustrate, or document Wright's contributions to Buffalo architecture—the built projects, the never-built projects, and projects undertaken after his death.
Martin House maintains, preserves, and exhibits a fine collection of works of art designed or selected by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Martins.
Wright’s parents divorced in 1885, making already challenging financial circumstances even more challenging. To help support the family, 18-year-old Frank Lloyd Wright worked for the dean of the University of Wisconsin’s department of engineering while also studying at the university.
The multi-structure estate (1903-05) that Frank Lloyd Wright designed for Darwin D. Martin is a masterpiece of 20th century architecture. The Martin House is widely considered one of Wright’s finest Prairie houses – a signature work from the early years of his celebrated career. Wright himself referred to the Martin House as “the opus ...
