Frank Lloyd Wright: The Interactive Portfolio

Book Description
Fortunately for the many admirers of his architecture, theories, and designs, Frank Lloyd Wright was not only a lover of space and a man of vision--he was also a man who liked to save things. Since he opened his first office in Chicago in 1893, Wright held on to drawings, sketches, notes, photographs, manuscripts, and correspondence. Many of those artifacts survive today in his official archive at Taliesin West in Arizona. Produced in conjunction with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, this extraordinary book offers a fresh presentation of the documents of one of the world's most famous architects. It is, in effect, a museum in a book. The unique book experience contains 25 interactive, three-dimensional features, removable facsimiles of original documents, never-before-published architectural sketches, and an audio CD containing excerpts from Wright's weekly addresses at his architectural compound, as well as television interviews. Following the proven success of other Wright titles, this is an engaging journey into the life and work of the iconic American architect through words, pictures, and artifacts.

Frank Lloyd Wright: The Interactive Portfolio

Frank Lloyd Wright: The Interactive Portfolio,Margo Stipe,Frank Lloyd Wright,Running Press Book Publishers,0762419350,1867-1959,20th century,Architects,Architecture,Biography,History - Specific Styles,Individual Architect,Organic architecture,Sources,U.S. Architecture - General,United States,Wright, Frank Lloyd,

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