Frank Lloyd Wright, Architecture and Nature
Auteur : Donald Hoffmann
Date de publication : 1986
Éditeur : Dover Publications
Nombre de pages : 87
Résumé du livre
In this profusely illustrated study, a noted Wright scholar and commentator offers a wealth of keen insights into the ways in which nature influenced Wright's complex personal approach to siting buildings in the landscape, use of organic materials in their natural forms and textures, and use of decorative motifs derived from nature in glass, brick, wood and other materials.