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LA Times
This is the only book on Lautner's work, which spanned the late '30s to the early '90s (he died in 1994) and, fittingly, it is truly user-friendly. Accompanying the 500 photographs are nuggets of text in which the architect-a former associate of Frank Lloyd-Wright-lays out his ideas in no-nonsense language and talks about the experience of putting each house together. Love 'em or hate 'em, you have to agree that they are the products of an abiding interest in marrying people's domestic needs to unusual spaces."
Elle Dcor
Lesser known to laymen's eyes is the work compiled in the recent paperback release of John Lautner, Architect (edited by Frank Escher; Princeton Architectural Press). A Wright apprentice who started his own practice in 1939, Lautner melded his space-age vision for housing with the California landscape, incorporating great expanses of glass, low-slung furniture, and natural materials.
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This is the only book on Lautner's work, which spanned the late '30s to the early '90s (he died in 1994) and, fittingly, it is truly user-friendly. Accompanying the 500 photographs are nuggets of text in which the architect-a former associate of Frank Lloyd-Wright-lays out his ideas in no-nonsense language and talks about the experience of putting each house together. Love 'em or hate 'em, you have to agree that they are the products of an abiding interest in marrying people's domestic needs to unusual spaces."
Elle Dcor
Lesser known to laymen's eyes is the work compiled in the recent paperback release of John Lautner, Architect (edited by Frank Escher; Princeton Architectural Press). A Wright apprentice who started his own practice in 1939, Lautner melded his space-age vision for housing with the California landscape, incorporating great expanses of glass, low-slung furniture, and natural materials.
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One space, open to air, view,and sky on two levels for the living-dining-kitchen areas. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
unknown page, hillside lot, main space Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Frank Lloyd Wright, Pacific Ocean, Palm Springs, San Fernando Valley, John Lautner, John de la Vaux, Sunset Boulevard, Wally&
One space, open to air, view,and sky on two levels for the living-dining-kitchen areas. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
unknown page, hillside lot, main space Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Frank Lloyd Wright, Pacific Ocean, Palm Springs, San Fernando Valley, John Lautner, John de la Vaux, Sunset Boulevard, Wally&