5 Surprising Facts About the Ward W. Willits House
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- Welcome to our channel! In this immersive video, we embark on an architectural journey to explore the iconic Ward W. Willits House, designed by the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright. Join us as we unveil the secrets of this stunning Prairie-style masterpiece, delving into its unique cross-shaped design, ingenious use of space, and the architect's meticulous attention to detail.
🏡 Discover the full development of Wright's wood frame and stucco construction system.
🏡 Explore the groundbreaking cruciform plan and spatial flow that set the stage for the Prairie architectural style.
🏡 Get an exclusive look at the interior, featuring stained glass windows, wooden room screens, and custom-designed furnishings by Frank Lloyd Wright himself.
🏡 Take a tour of the beautifully landscaped garden and its unique features, including the gardener's cottage and Prairie-style stables.
🏡 Uncover the architectural details, including the use of diagonals, Romanesque archways, and captivating play of light and shadow.
If you're passionate about architecture, design, and the genius of Frank Lloyd Wright, this video is a must-watch. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more captivating architectural explorations. Stay inspired, stay curious, and let's dive into the world of design together.
0:00 Introduction
0:32 History
1:03 Central Fireplace
2:34 First floor plan
3:32 Second floor plan
7:06 Final
Thank you! I love Frank Lloyd Wright's work.
Thanks for listening, we are trying to show the best architecture where we have to learn new architects. Thank you for watching!
I lived in Chicago and would regularly ride my Honda Goldwing past this house. I was honored when I stopped by one day and met the owner... He allowed me a tour around the estate.
Wow! You are so lucky! Should be a great experience also having the opinion of an owner living there. Thanks for sharing!
I love Wright's works. He helped us detach from the Victorian hesvy and detailed, overwhelmingly dark and dusty style.
That's correct, he invented the real American house for american life style.