... war years. As a key player in this phenomenon, Richard's many works of architecture, his numerous lectures, and voluminous written documents, including articles and books in the 1920s and 1930s, made him into "one of the world's best and most influential moderns- , according to a 1949 issue of ... The ground floor, which had a separate entry from Silver Lake Boulevard, served as Neutra's office and architectural studio. A studio apartment located on the north side of the ground floor, was designed to house Neutra's "collaborators-, such as Gregory Ain and Harwell Hamilton, who each live...

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... and creative people by nature. They, of all people had the greatest influence on Wright. Throughout his life they were extremely supportive of Wrights dream of becoming an architect, and always made sure that he had books and pictures of buildings that he could study and learn from. Wrights parents had ... theory of integrating architecture with nature. Wright attributed his love toward nature and his respect toward it, to the many summers which he spent on his uncle's farm. The other major influence in Wrights life was the collapsing of the State of Wisconsin Capitol Building. At the ti...

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... life-long interest in education and to forward his ideas onto an educational setting. At that point, Frank Lloyd Wright would begin on one of his greatest projects of career and the new campus would become home to the largest single site collection of his work in the world. Frank ... Lloyd Wright was an architect whose name goes synonymously with the development of American architecture in the early 1900's. Born in Wisconsin in 1867, Wright lived on ... further is own. He wanted to change what he referred to as "chaotic restlessness- in American architecture. (Sommer) Wright based most o...

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... be a free thinker and individualist. Both of his parents were intelligent and creative people by nature. They, of all people had the greatest influence on Wright. . At a young age in 1885, Wright's parents were unhappy with their marriage and so divorced. An unusual thing for that time; the ... to ponder the theory of integrating architecture with nature. Wright attributed his love and respect toward nature to the many summers which he spent on his Uncle's farm. The other major influence in Wrights life, was the collapsing of the State of Wisconsin Capitol Building. Wright was only ... h...

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