via Edward Lifson
Notre Dame’s Architecture Library slide collection has been made available on Flickr — more than 2,700 photographs. The images are from a pre-WWI collection, and include buildings in Europe, Asia and Central and South America. No Wright (in fact, no US) but worth a look.
The ones from Greece are amazing, especially the photos […]
Heritage Hill is the neighborhood in Grand Rapids, MI that is home to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Meyer May House and the Mahoney/Von Holst/Wright Amberg House. There is a house-by-house on-line database (similar to the Oak Park Architectural Database) with recent photos, photos from 1969 and historical information for all of the 1,300 houses in the […]
Found via Hewn & Hammered
A beautiful, and largely unaltered Greene & Greene home is on the market in Pasadena, California. The listing agent has a slide show of the interior (the photos can be seen on Flickr as well, in case the slide show makes your eyes go buggy).
The images are interesting, even if you […]
More snow, more photos from Anthony McCune.
I’m a sucker for Usonians in the snow, so here is a group of nice pictures of the Dobkins House resting lightly on the Winter landscape.
Anthony McCune has taken a camera into Canton, Ohio’s snow for pictures of two Usonian homes. A Usonian in the Winter is a beautiful thing.
I’m tempted to head over to Oberlin on sunday and take pictures of Weltzheimer-Johnson house.
La Miniatura (the Alice Millard House), rarely open to the public, was opened for tours on Saturday. Here is the first Flickr set from the event. 48 impressive photos, well worth checking out.
[Found via the photographer’s website]
A Los Angeles Times article on the tour put the attendance at 1,000, and mentions that the house, privately […]
Wright in racine has a new post up on the restoration of the windows of the Hardy House in Racine, Wisconsin. Lots of photos and an interview with the window guy himself.
January 6 marked the two-year anniversary of the fire that nearly destroyed Sullivan’s Pilgrim Baptist Church. Lee Bay marked the date by posting photos he took on the scene during the fire and the morning after.
Since Frank Lloyd Wright news is pretty thin on the ground, here is a link to a nice set of photos on Flickr of the Hollyhock House.
Anthony McCune has new photos of the Ellis Feiman house up on his blog. Even if you seen his previous photos, take a look at these: the house looks great surrounded by the Autumn leaves.