Understanding Frank Lloyd Wright's Architecture (Dover Architecture)

I have a lot of books about FLLW. This one is well laid out, with very good reference pictures and some interesting views of the architecture of FLLW.What is disappointing is reading how brilliant the author is in his own words all the time. From the preface to the ending you get a non-stop diatribe from him about how he understands FLLW, and every other author that has touched the subject doesn't know his or her head from a doorknob, and I am sure that several members of The Fellowship as well as Dr. Storrer would disagree with him.If you can get around that, it is worth adding to your FLLW library.Just don't take what this guy says about his own personal brilliance, and definitely understand that what he may see in The Master's art isn't necessarily what you will see when you see it for yourself.FLLW's architecture is something that touches all of us in different ways.

This book presents a compelling breakdown of the primary driving design forces behind Wright's Prairie Style architecture. Woven into the discussion are numerous examples of Wright's work and also quotes from Wright and also other naturalist of his era and before. I found the book enlightening and beneficial in my own attempt to understand Wright's evolution as a designer.

The book is from the nineties. Some relevance to today is lost. I am learning from the architecture angle about the man and his mission.

Great little book digs deep into the concepts of FLW architecture. Just wish it had some color pics

Great Product, Great Seller!

Tells the FLLW story in an understandable way.

Black and white photography and illustrations leaves a lot to be desired.

I ordered this book for class, not just for my own good lol but I guess it's okay