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Frank Lloyd Wright: vita e approccio progettuale
Frank Lloyd Wright è stato un architetto statunitense nato a Richland Center, Wisconsin, nel 1867 e morto a Phoenix, Arizona, nel 1959. Wright ha studiato architettura all'Università del Wisconsin, ma ha abbandonato gli studi prima di laurearsi.
La missione di un architetto è aiutare le persone a capire come rendere la vita più bella, il mondo migliore in cui vivere e dare un motivo, una rima e un significato alla vita.
Wright ha trascorso gran parte della sua infanzia e adolescenza nelle campagne del Midwest, dove ha sviluppato un forte attaccamento alla natura e alle tradizioni artigianali locali.
Dopo aver lavorato come apprendista presso l'architetto Louis Sullivan, ne l 1893 Wright apre il proprio studio e ha iniziato a progettare edifici in stile prairie, che si caratterizzano per l'ampia distribuzione degli spazi interni, l'uso di materiali naturali e l'armonia tra architettura e ambiente circostante. Il lavoro di Wright dal 1899 al 1910 appartiene a quello che divenne noto come "Prairie Style". Con la "Prairie house" - una…
A Frank Lloyd Wright House in L.A. Is in Danger of ‘Demolition by Neglect,’ Say Advocates
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The house was commissioned in 1938 and built in 1939.
Iconotheque of the Academy of Architecture via Wikimedia Commons under CC BY-SA 4.0
A unique Los Angeles house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright is rotting, warping and welcoming wild animals.
Built in 1939, Brentwood’s cantilevered Sturges House is one of the legendary architect’s Usonian buildings—his visions of affordable housing. Now, the Los Angeles Conservancy has placed the home on its watch list, reporting that the house is in danger of “demolition by neglect.”
“Recent visits by the Conservancy to the Sturges House show the house is in precarious condition,” reads the report. “Decay of the original redwood has been observed from the street for some time. The long span of the carport is warped, and its distinctive pillars are rotting. Visible open gaps in the siding leave the structure of the cantilever vulnerable, accelerating further damage to this designated Historic-Cultural Monument.”
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The house is characterized by a 21-foot outstretched deck.
Bobak Ha'Eri via Wikimedia Commons under CC BY-SA 3.0
Back in the late 1930s, after creating grand masterpieces like the Hollyhock House and Fallingwater, Wright turned…
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Shavin House, the usonian home he designed without ever seeing the site, is for sale
Frank Lloyd Wright designed hundreds of homes throughout his career, but only one in Tennessee. Completed in 1952 in Chattanooga, the Shavin House represents a singular case even within the architect’s own work: Wright developed the project without ever personally visiting the land on which it would stand.
Local materials, especially stone and wood; modest dimensions; the absence of unnecessary ornament; and a constant relationship between interior spaces and the surrounding landscape: these are some of the fundamental principles of the Usonian house, and they find one of their most complete expressions in the Shavin House. Built for Seamour and Gerte Shavin, the residence is located near the Tennessee River and Lookout Mountain, in a setting where the architecture appears to respond directly to the contours of the terrain.