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Frank Lloyd Wright commissions

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Frank Lloyd Wright lived an exceptionally long and productive professional life. John Geiger was interested in the ebb and flow of architectural commissions in the Wright studio over time. This search shows Wright commissions for given decades and years, though the project dates often imply the completion date for a commission rather than the sometimes lengthy period involved with development of a design. Some entries also refer to drawings made by Wright earlier in his career prior to establishing his own practice.

Frank Lloyd Wright Project Titles for the year 1950

Berger: House for Robert and Gloria Berger [San Anselmo, California] (1950)
Bloomfield: Outdoor Theater for Louis A. Bloomfield, project [Tucson, Arizona] (1950)
Bush: House for Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Bush, project [Palo Alto, California] (1950)
Carlson: House for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carlson [Phoenix, Arizona] (1950)
Carr: House for Mr. and Mrs. John O. Carr [Glenview, Illinois] (1950)
Chahroudi: House for Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Chahroudi, project [Lake Mahopac, New York] (1950)
Conklin: House for Tom Conklin, project [New Ulm, Minnesota] (1950)
Davis: House for Dr. Richard and Madelyn Davis [Marion, Indiana] (1950)
Elam: House for Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Elam [Austin, Minnesota] (1950)
Gillin: House for John A. Gillin [Dallas, Texas] (1950)
Goetsch-Winkler: House for Alma Goetsch and Katherine Winkler, scheme 2, project [Okemos, Michigan] (1950)
Grover: House for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grover, project [Syracuse, New York] (1950)
Hall: House for Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Hall, project [Ann Arbor, Michigan] (1950)
Hanson: House for Richard Hanson, project [Corvallis, Oregon] (1950)
Hargrove: House for Dr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Hargrove, project [Berkeley, California] (1950)
Harper: House for Dr. R. Bradford and Ina Moriss Harper [St, Joseph, Michigan] (1950)
Haynes: House for John Haynes [Fort Wayne, Indiana] (1950)
Houston: House for Walter S. Houston, project [Schuyler County, Illinois] (1950)
Jackson: Cottage for Dr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Jackson, project [Madison, Wisconsin] (1950)
Jacobson: House for Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobson, scheme 2, project [Montreal, Quebec, Canada] (1950)
Keys: House for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keys, scheme 2 [Rochester, Minnesota] (1950)
Kinney: House for Patrick and Margaret Kinney [Lancaster, Wisconsin] (1950)
Mathews: House for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Mathews [Atherton, California] (1950)
Muirhead: Residence for Robert B. and Elizabeth Muirhead [Plato Center, Ohio] (1950)
O''Donnell: House for Mr. and Mrs. Dale O''Donnell, project [Lansing, Michigan] (1950)
Palmer: House for William B. and Mary Palmer [Ann Arbor, Michigan] (1950)
Pearce: House for Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Pearce [Bradbury, California] (1950)
Sabin: House for Mr. and Mrs. Brainerd Sabin, project [Battle Creek, Michigan] (1950)
Schaberg: House for Donald D. and Mary Lou Schaberg [Okemos, Michigan] (1950)
Shavin: House for Seymour and Gerte Shavin [Chattanooga, Tennessee] (1950)
Sixty: Sixty Years of Living Architecture Traveling Exhibition (Europe) [none given] (1950)
Sixty: Sixty Years of Living Architecture at Palazzo Strozzi [Florence, Italy] (1950)
Small: House and Clinic for Dr. Leon Small, project [West Orange, New Jersey] (1950)
Smith: House for Richard and Berenice Smith [Jefferson, Wisconsin] (1950)
Southwest: Southwest Christian Seminary for Peyton Canary, project [Glendale, Arizona] (1950)
Staley: House for Karl A. Staley [North Madison, Ohio] (1950)
Stevens: House for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Stevens, project [Park Ridge, Illinois] (1950)
String: House for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Strong, project [Kalamazoo, Michigan] (1950)
Sweeton: House for J. A. and Muriel Sweeton [Cherry Hill, New Jersey] (1950)
Wassell: House for Mr. and Mrs. William S. Wassell, project [Philadelphia, Pennsylvania] (1950)
Winn: House for Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Winn [Kalamazoo, Michigan] (1950)
Wright: How To Live in The Southwest [none given] (1950)
Wright: House for David and Gladys Wright [Phoenix, Arizona] (1950)
Zimmerman: House for Dr. Isadore and Lucille Zimmerman [Manchester, New Hampshire] (1950)