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Architectural Design Rooted in NatureOn the shores of Milford, Pennsylvania, emerges a unique architectural project that embodies the concept of blending seamlessly with the surrounding environment. The home, known as Log Tavern Pond, spans 1.82 acres of rural land near…
At the turn of the 20th century, American architecture began searching for its own identity—something rooted in its land and people, not borrowed from Europe. One of the boldest and most influential responses to this search was the emergence of…
After decades of being confined to the archives, Frank Lloyd Wright’s last residential design, Frank Lloyd Wright RiverRock, has finally been built in Willoughby Hills, Ohio. This home, originally conceived in 1959 as The Penfield House and now named RiverRock…
Introduction: The Shadow That Covers CreativityIn the history of architecture, the great names who designed amazing buildings and changed the face of cities are celebrated, but behind these names are unknown or forgotten figures who have not received the recognition…
Fragments of buildings by American architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright and Louis Sullivan have been displayed at a new exhibition in Chicago by US design studio Norman Kelley. A variety of fragments from iconic buildings are on display at the Art Institute of Chicago as part of a permanent exhibition called Architectural Fragments from Chicago.
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