The Early Period (18931909) (Dover Architecture,)
by Frank Lloyd Wright
appears in Architecture, Architecture, and Art.
"I would much rather build than write about building, but when I am not building, I will write about building ? or the significance of those buildings I have already built." ? Frank Lloyd WrightFrank Lloyd Wright built a body of works and drawings to illustrate and explain his work: collections of designs with commentary that temperamentally parall...
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appears in Architecture, Architecture, and Art.
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Consider Architecture, by Marvin Trachtenberg.
“Marvin Trachtenberg's Architecture alternates broad historical overviews with close readings of key buildings, using abundant illustrations to anchor points. It feels like a guided exhibition: periods are placed in social and intellectual context, then individual works are inspected for formal and aesthetic detail. Most useful for sharpening the ability to tell one period from another and spotting why certain buildings look and function the way they do. Limitation: the prose often assumes architectural vocabulary, so casual readers may find passages dense.”
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