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“Be not afraid of googly eyes. Some are born with googly eyes, some achieve googly eyes, and others have googly eyes thrust upon them.”
Marcel Breuer
Le Corbusier
Bauhaus, Dessau Germany
Bauhaus
Barton House Dining Room Suite
Frank Lloyd Wright
Attached electrical chairs
Inside a room
Robie House, Chicago, 1908-09, prairie style
Overhanging roof, big, no historical reference, prairie style house, ribbon window - continuous band, earth colors, harmonious colors - blend with landscape, cantilevered roof eaves, Roman brick emphasize the horizontal of the house
Ward Willets House, 1902 Highland Park, Illinois, Prairie Style
Frank Lloyd Wright
Devoid of decoration
Asian influence
Layered roofing
Wood frame and stucco system of construction
Entertainment style house
Uses walls to define spaces but not enclose them
Continuous flow of space
The Willits House was seen as an entertainment style home. The use of the Romanesque archway in the entrance, an emphasis on horizontals as seen in the low roofs of the dining room wing and porte cochere the use of different materials on the upper part of the house
When light shines on this area, the roof appears to be hovering and displays very deep and dark shadows. Another unique feature of this house is that Wright was able to design everything in the house, from the furniture to the lighting fixtures.
One of the more interesting points about the house is Wright's ability to seamlessly combine architecture with nature. The plan is a cruciate with four wings extending out from a central fireplace. In addition to stained-glass windows and wooden screens that divide rooms, Wright also designed most of the furniture in the house.
Frank Lloyd Wright
American architect, interior designer, writer and educator, who designed more than 1000 structures and completed 532 works. Wright believed in designing structures which were in harmony with humanity and its environment, a philosophy he called organic architecture. Wright was a leader of the Prairie School movement of architecture and developed the concept of the Usonian home, his unique vision for urban planning in the United States.
Winslow House, River Forest Illinois, 1893 Over hanging eves
Ward Willets House, 1902 Highland Park, Illinois, Prairie Style
Joseph Hoffman Chairs
Weird abstract shapes
Reclining seats
Strict geometric lines
Sitzmaschine Armchair
Josef Hoffman, Stoclet House in Brussels, 1905-11
All about geometry
Protomodern
Avoidance of clutter
Inside is Art Nouveau
Reformed interior
Functions dictate style
Marble panelling
Vienna Secession Movement
Josef Hoffman chair and Kolo Moser Desk, Weiner Wekstatte logo, c.1900 Similar to nouveau, looks more like art deco,
Secession, Vienna, Austria
Vienna c. 1900
Vienna Secession
1897 Mackintosh chair from argyle street tea room
The Glasgow School of Art, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, 1896-1909 Protomodern building, Medieval Scottish castles, stonework, influence from Japanese and new tech, 3 Story glass window, unusual building, radically simplified, library, geometric, angular
Born: September 3, 1856 Boston, MA
Died: April 14, 1924 Chicago, IL
Born to Irish-born father, Patrick Sullivan, and Swiss-born mother, née Andrienne List, both of whom had immigrated to the United States in the late 1840s
Education:
-One year of architecture studies at the Massachusetts...
Louis Sullivan: My Style
Masonry walls with terra cotta designs
Intertwining vines and leaves combined with crisp geometric shapes
Floral themes
Draw inspiration from nature
This Sullivanesque style was imitated by other architects
[Garrick Theater panel reproduction], 1892