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House Mallow
We have to acquaint you with the project of the legendary American poet of architecture, Frank Lloyd Wright. In turn, we have his new work, which is also on the list of objects protected by the state, because of its uniqueness.
Frank Lloyd Wright always tried to create masterpieces only, not exchanged for work on a typical architectural projects. One of his masterpieces is considered to be a house called «Hollyhock House», which can be literally translated as "House of mallow." Originally, this place was meant for the construction of a theater district. Where in addition to housing was to be built a real theater. As you know, according to the theme and scope, it was in Los Angeles. Almost fifteen acres of land in the end, have been transformed into a luxurious mansion with a gorgeous courtyard. The idea quarter zakazchitsa, Ellen Barnsdol, eventually swept away. The project is on-site Olive Hill was one of the first where Mr. Wright did not use the usual style of the prairie, and breathed new - theatrical romanticism and indigenous motifs of the local population in North America. The project is still alive and well he can visit anyone.
According to the materials of the project: Tartle.net
Frank Lloyd Wright always tried to create masterpieces only, not exchanged for work on a typical architectural projects. One of his masterpieces is considered to be a house called «Hollyhock House», which can be literally translated as "House of mallow." Originally, this place was meant for the construction of a theater district. Where in addition to housing was to be built a real theater. As you know, according to the theme and scope, it was in Los Angeles. Almost fifteen acres of land in the end, have been transformed into a luxurious mansion with a gorgeous courtyard. The idea quarter zakazchitsa, Ellen Barnsdol, eventually swept away. The project is on-site Olive Hill was one of the first where Mr. Wright did not use the usual style of the prairie, and breathed new - theatrical romanticism and indigenous motifs of the local population in North America. The project is still alive and well he can visit anyone.
According to the materials of the project: Tartle.net
