Following on from THIS post on how I’ve inadvertently ended up seeing some of Daniel Libeskind’s work (6 projects in Berlin, Manchester, Toronto, Amsterdam, Copenhagen & Warsaw); below are some of the Frank Lloyd Wright projects I’ve hunted down over Read More …
As a visitor to Fallingwater, a member of the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust and being ‘among [the] loyal members, donors and volunteers whose generous support of Fallingwater helps keep this masterpiece beautiful and open to the world‘. I was delighted Read More …
They say you learn something new every day and I’m surprised I’d never heard this design characteristic earlier: Nesters and Perchers The faithful readers amongst you will know I’ve just returned from a trip to Chicago where we visited some Read More …
I’ve just finished THIS POST on the tips I would give to architecture students either starting school or returning and one of the nuggets of advice was to be passionate about architecture. I’ve been lucky over the years to have Read More …
Over the last two weeks we’ve had two TY students in for work experience. Editors Note: For non-Irish readers TY is Transition Year where you effectively have a sort of ‘gap year’ for other projects, work experience etc… between 16-17 Read More …
I’ve been looking at planning a trip later in the year to Chicago as an ‘architectural tour’ of mostly work by Frank Lloyd Wright. Now we all know about his classic buildings: or: And we sort of knew about the Read More …
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