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1 Frank Lloyd Wright

2 Frank Lloyd Wright ( )

3 Friedrich Froebel, kindergarten games, 1875 ca.

5 Mies van der Rohe, Casa Riehl, Neubabelsberg,1907

7 Louis Sullivan e Dankmar Adler, Auditorium, Chicago

8 Louis Sullivan ( )

9 Sullivan, Adler Wainwright Building, Saint Louis

11 Padiglione Ho- o- den/ho- o- den Pavilion, Fiera colombiana/colombian Fair, Chicago 1893

12 Padiglione Ho- o- den/ho- o- den Pavilion, Fiera colombiana/colombian Fair, Chicago 1893

13 Padiglione Ho- o- den/ho- o- den Pavilion, Fiera colombiana/colombian Fair, Chicago 1893

14 Frank Lloyd Wright, William Winslow House, River Forest, Illinois

16 1) Ingresso/entrance hall 2) Camino/fireplace 3) Biblioteca/library room 4) Soggiorno/living room 5) Sala da pranzo/dining room 6) Cucina/kitchen

17 Frank Lloyd Wright, William Winslow House, River Forest, Illinois

18 "A Home in a Prairie Town In Ladies Home Journal, 1901.

19 "A Home in a Prairie Town In Ladies Home Journal, 1901.

20 "A Home in a Prairie Town In Ladies Home Journal, 1901.

21 "A Home in a Prairie Town In Ladies Home Journal, 1901.

22 G.E. Woodward, Suburban House, 1873

23 «Il proge]o di questa casa fu fa]o allo scopo di dare ad ogni stanza un'esposizione soleggiata a sud; e su dieci stanze nove godono almeno una vista a sud- est. Il piano principale è disposto in modo che l'atrio spazioso, con la scala in curva, presenta dall'ingresso una visuale a]raente. Il camino è il centro della casa e aperture con porte scorrevoli me]ono a ciascuna delle stanze principali; cosicchè all'occasione atrio, salo]o, biblioteca e sala da pranzo possono essere riunite; mentre la forma o]agona di queste stanze aggiunge molto alla loro bellezza». The design of this house was done in order to give each room a sunny south, and nine out of ten rooms have at least one view to the south- east. The main floor is arranged so that the spacious foyer with curved staircase, entrance presents a visual appealing. The fireplace is the center of the house with sliding doors and openings bring to each of the main rooms, so that on occasion entrance hall, lounge, library and dining room can be combined, while the octagonal shape of these rooms adds much to their beauty [George E. Woodward, Suburban and Country Houses, New York, 1873] G.E. Woodward, Suburban House, 1873

24 G.E. Woodward, Suburban House, 1873

25 Ward Willits House, Highland Park, Illinois

26 Ward Willits House, Highland Park, Illinois

28 Isabel Roberts House, River Forest, Illinois

29 Isabel Roberts House, River Forest, Illinois

30 Frank Lloyd Wright, William Winslow House, River Forest, Illinois

31 Robie House, Chicago, Illinois 1908

32 Robie House, Chicago, Illinois 1908

33 Robie House, Chicago, Illinois 1908

36 Larkin Building, Buffalo, N.Y

37 Larkin Building, Buffalo, N.Y

38 F.L. Wright, Larkin Building, Buffalo, N.Y

39 Larkin Building, Buffalo, N.Y

40 Larkin Building, Buffalo, N.Y

41 Larkin Building, Buffalo, N.Y

42 Larkin Building, Buffalo, N.Y

43 Larkin Building, Buffalo, N.Y

44 Larkin Building, Buffalo, N.Y

45 F.L.Wright, Unity Temple, Unity Temple, Oak Park, Chicago, Oak Park, Chicago,

46 Unity Temple, Oak Park, Chicago,

47 Unity Temple, Oak Park, Chicago,

48 Unity Temple, Oak Park, Chicago,

49 Ausgefurte Bauten und Entwurfe von Frank Lloyd Wright, Berlin Ernst Wasmut 1910

50 Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin dal 1911

51 Taliesin II, Spring Green, Wisconsin 1914

52 Taliesin III, Spring Green, Wisconsin 1925

55 Taliesin II, Spring Green, Wisconsin 1914

57 The Imperial Hotel team, Tokyo 1920 ca.

58 Imperial Hotel, Tokyo

59 Imperial Hotel, Tokyo

60 Imperial Hotel, Tokyo

61 Imperial Hotel, Tokyo , La passeggiata

62 Imperial Hotel, Tokyo , La passeggiata

63 Imperial Hotel, Tokyo , La hall

64 Imperial Hotel, Tokyo , La hall

65 Hollyhock House, Hollywood, California

66 Hollyhock House, Hollywood, California

67 Hollyhock House, Hollywood, California

68 Hollyhock House, Hollywood, California

69 Texlle Block Construclon

70 Millard House, de]a La Miniatura, Pasadena, California 1923

71 Millard House, de]a La Miniatura, Pasadena, California 1923

72 Millard House, de]a La Miniatura, Pasadena, California 1923

73 Millard House, de]a La Miniatura, Pasadena, California 1923

74 Freeman House, Los Angeles, California 1924

75 Freeman House, Los Angeles, California 1924

77 Broadacre City,

79 Jacobs First Residence, Madison, Wisconsin,

80 Jacobs First Residence, Madison, Wisconsin,

81 Jacobs First Residence, Madison, Wisconsin,

82 Jacobs First Residence, Madison, Wisconsin,

83 Jacobs First Residence, Madison, Wisconsin,

84 Weltzheimer- Johnson House Oberlin, Ohio 1948

85 Le case dell uomo non dovrebbero assomigliare a scatole che splendono al sole e noi non dovremmo recare oltraggio alla Macchina cercando di rendere le abitazioni luoghi troppo complementari ai macchinari. Qualsiasi edificio deslnato a essere usato dall uomo dovrebbe essere un tra]o del terreno primordiale, solidale, complementare al suo ambiente naturale Ma la maggior parte delle case modernislche riescono a sembrare ritagliate con le forbici da un pezzo di cartone, incollate a forma di scatola in un infanlle tentalvo di costruire edifici che assomigliano a navi a vapore, macchine volanl o locomolve. Fino ad ora, nella maggior parte delle case di cartone del movimento modernislco ho trovato pochi elemenl che teslmoniano il successo dei progessl nel padroneggiare le macchine o i processi meccanici con cui si costruiscono le case. Ullmamente esse rappresentano la superficiale Nuova Estelca. [F.L. Wright, The Cardboard House, 1931] The houses of man should not look like boxes that shine in the sun and we should not bear the insult machine trying to make housing places too complementary machinery. Any building intended to be used by man should be a part of the primordial ground, supporlve, complementary to its natural environment... But most of the houses "modernislc" can look cut with scissors a piece of cardboard, glue- shaped box - in a childish a]empt to build buildings that look like steam ships, flying cars or locomolves. Unll now, in most of the cardboard houses of the movement "modernislc" I found a few items that teslfy to the success of the designers in mastering the machinery or mechanical processes used to construct the houses. Lately they represent the superficial New Aesthelc.

86 Kaufmann House (Fallingwater), Bear Run, Pennsylvania

87 Kaufmann House (Fallingwater), Bear Run, Pennsylvania

88 Kaufmann House (Fallingwater), Bear Run, Pennsylvania

89 Kaufmann House (Fallingwater), Bear Run, Pennsylvania

90 Kaufmann House (Fallingwater), Bear Run, Pennsylvania

91 Johnson Wax Building, Racine, Wisconsin

92 Johnson Wax Building, Racine, Wisconsin

93 Johnson Wax Building, Racine, Wisconsin

94 Johnson Wax Building, Racine, Wisconsin

95 Johnson Wax Building, Racine, Wisconsin

96 Torre per l elio- laboratorio del Johnson Wax Building, Racine, Wisconsin

97 Torre per l elio- laboratorio del Johnson Wax Building, Racine, Wisconsin

99 Torre per l elio- laboratorio Racine, Wisconsin

100 Museo Solomon Guggenheim, New York 1959

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