Eine lebendige Architektur

Frank Lloyd Wright & Taliesin architects. Hardbound, 296 p. 27,5 x 27,5 cm. Author: John Rattenbury. Text: English A truly American artist, Wright was inspired by the newness of his nation and the beauty of its terrain to take a radical approach to architecture. His innovative designs grew from a concept based on natural forms, which he called 'organic architecture'. Its goal is to create beautiful structures that suit the environment, serve people's needs, and lift their spirits higher. Over 200 books about Frank Lloyd Wright have been published, but little has been written about the continuation of organic architecture - untill now. This book explores the philosophy and principles that underlie organic architecture, explains why they endure, and illustrates how they may be applied. Through lavish photos and illustrations, the book presents an in-depth look at 47 design projects undertaken by Taliesin Architects, including residences, office buildings, hotels, concert halls, urban plans, a factory, and a palace in the desert.