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FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT PROJECT DRAWINGS

DESIGN EVALUATIONS

John Geiger applied a rating system to 714 Frank Lloyd Wright commissions using a numerical range of 10 (highest importance) to 2 (lowest importance), stepped in increments of .5, to express his view of the importance of the designs. Only projects with an evaluation number appear in this search.

Frank Lloyd Wright Project Evaluation Category 8

Apartment: Apartment Buildings, "Grouped Towers", project [Chicago, Illinois] (1930)
Armstrong: House for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. H. Armstrong [Ogden Dunes, Indiana] (1939)
Auerbach: House for Irwin Auerbach, project [Pleasantville, New York] (1949)
Beth Sholom: Beth Sholom Synagogue [Elkins Park, Pennsylvania] (1954)
Blossom: House for Mr. and Mrs. George Blossom [Chicago, Illinois] (1892)
Bock: House and Studio for Richard W. Bock, project [Maywood, Illinois] (1906)
Bradley: House for Mr. and Mrs. B. Harley Bradley, "Glenlloyd" [Kankakee, Illinois] (1900)
Butterfly: Butterfly Bridge for the Wisconsin River, project [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1947)
Chandler: Block House for Dr. Alexander Chandler, project [Chandler, Arizona] (1927)
Charnley: Summer Cottage for James Charnley [Ocean Springs, Mississippi] (1891)
City: City National Bank and Hotel [Mason City, Iowa] (1909)
Civic Center: Civic Center at Point Park for the Allegheny Conference on Development, scheme 1, project [Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania] (1949)
Coonley: Kindergarten for Mr. and Avery and Queene Coonley, project [Riverside, Illinois] (1911)
Cottage: Cottage for Lake Delavan, project [Lake Delavan, Wisconsin] (1907)
Crystal: Hotel, Apartment Towers, Shops, and Theater for Roy S. Thurman, project [Washington, D.C.] (1940)
Cudney: House for Ralph Cudney, "Sahuaro," project [Chandler, Arizona] (1929)
Dana: House for Susan Lawrence Dana [Springfield, Illinois] (1902)
Davidson: Prefabricated Farms Units for Walter V. Davidson, "The Unified Farm", project [no location] (1932)
DeRhodes: House for Mr. and Mrs. K. C. DeRhodes [South Bend, Indiana] (1906)
Ennis: House for Charles and Mabel Ennis [Los Angeles, California] (1924)
Euchtman: House for Joseph Euchtman [Baltimore, Maryland] (1939)
Evans: House for Raymond W. Evans [Longwood, Illinois] (1908)
Florida: Annie Merner Pfeiffer Chapel for Florida Southern College [Lakeland, Florida] (1938)
Foreman: House for Mr. and Mrs. Clark Foreman, project [Washington, D.C.] (1942)
Gerts: House for Walter Gerts, project [Glencoe, Illinois] (1906)
Gerts: Summer Cottage for Mary (Mrs. George E.) Gerts [White Lake, Michigan] (1902)
Gerts: Summer Cottage for Walter Gertz [Whitehall, Michigan] (1902)
Gilmore: House for Eugene A. Gilmore, "Airplane House" [Madison, Wisconsin] (1908)
Gilpin: House for T. E. Gilpin, project [Oak Park, Illinois] (1905)
Goto: House for Baron Shimpei Goto, project [Tokyo, Japan] (1921)
Harlan: House for Dr. Allison W. Harlan [Chicago, Illinois] (1892)
Hartford: Resort Development for Huntington Hartford, scheme 1, project [Hollywood, California] (1947)
Heath: House for Mr. and Mrs. William R. Heath [Buffalo, New York] ()
Henderson: House for Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Henderson [Elmhurst, Illinois] (1901)
Heurtley: House for Arthur and Grace Heurtley [Oak Park, Illinois] (1902)
Hickox: House for Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hickox [Kankakee, Illinois] (1900)
Hillside: Hillside Home School for Jane and Ellen Lloyd Jones [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1902)
Hillside: Hillside Home School of the Allied Arts [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1928)
Hoffman: House for Maximilian Hoffman, scheme 3 [Rye, New York] (1955)
Horner: House for Mrs. L. K. Horner [Chicago, Illinois] (1908)
Husser: House for Joseph and Helen Husser [Chicago, Illinois] ()
Ingalls: House for J. Kibben Ingalls [River Forest, Illinois] (1909)
Johnson: House for Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Johnson [Lake Delavan, Wisconsin] (1905)
Johnson: Country House for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Johnson, "Wingspread" [Racine, Wisconsin] (1937)
Kalil: House for Toufic H. and Mildred Kalil [Manchester, New Hampshire] (1955)
Kaufmann: Rhododendron Chapel for Edgar J. Kaufman, Sr., project [Bear Run, Pennsylvania] (1952)
Kellogg: House for J. W. Kellogg, project [Milwaukee, Wisconsin] (1913)
Ladies: "A Small House with'Lots of Room in It'" for the Ladies Home Journal [no location] (1900)
Ladies: House Design, "The Two-Zoned House for the City, Suburb and the Country", project [no location] (1935)
Lawrence: Lawrence Memorial Library [Springfield, Illinois] (1905)
Lovness: House for Donald and Virginia Lovness [Stillwater, Minnesota] (1955)
Lowes: House for Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Lowes, project [Eagle Rock, California] (1922)
Miles: The Mile High Building, "The Illinois", project [Chicago, Illinois] (1956)
Millard: House for George Madison Millard [Highland Park, Illinois] (1906)
Millard: Gallery Extension for Alice Millard, project [Pasadena, California] (1929)
Miller: House for Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Miller, Usonia II, project [Pleasantville, New York] (1949)
Monona: Civic Center for Madison, Wisconsin, "Olin Terraces" and later "Monona Terrace", project [Madison, Wisconsin] (1938)
Monona: Monona Terrace Civic Center, project [Madison, Wisconsin] (1955)
Moore: Pergola and Garden Pavilion for Nathan G. Moore, project [Oak Park, Illinois] (1905)
Moore: House Reconstruction for Mr. and Mrs. Nathan G. Moore [Oak Park, Illinois] (1923)
Moore: House for Mr. and Mrs. Nathan G. Moore [Oak Park, Illinois] (1895)
Museum: Exhibition Usonian House for the Museum of Modern Art, project [New York, New York] (1940)
Nesbitt: Charles and Mabel Ennis House Remodeling for John Nesbitt, "Sijistan" [Los Angeles, California] (1941)
Newman: House for Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Newman, project [Lansing, Michigan] (1939)
Newman: Chapel for the Newman Family, "Memorial to the Soil", project [Cooksville, Wisconsin] (1936)
Oak: Playhouses for the Oak Park Playground Association, "Kindersymphonies", project [Oak Park, Illinois] (1926)
Oboler: House for Mr. and Mrs. Arch Oboler, "Eaglefeather", project [Malibu, California] (1940)
Panshin: House for Alexis J. Panshin, project [Lansing, Michigan] (1939)
Pappas: House for Theodore A. and Bette Pappas [St. Louis, Missouri] (1955)
Pence: House for Martin J. Pence, scheme 1, project [Hilo, Hawaii] (1939)
Pitkin: Summer Lodge for E. H. Pitkin [Sapper Island, Desbarats, Ontario, Canada] (1900)
Porter: House for Andrew and Jane Porter, scheme 2, "Tan-y-deri" [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1907)
Price: House for Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Price, Jr., "Hillside" [Bartlesville, Oklahoma] (1954)
Rosenwald: School for the Julius Rosenwald Foundation, project [La Jolla, California] (1928)
San: San Marcos Water Gardens, project [Chandler, Arizona] (1929)
Sixty: Sixty Years of Living Architecture Exhibition Pavilion [Los Angeles, California] (1953)
Smith: Bank Building for Colonel Frank L. Smith [Dwight, Illinois] (1905)
Sondern: House for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sondern [Kansas City, Missouri] (1939)
Stone: House for Elizabeth Stone, project [Glencoe, Illinois] (1906)
Tomek: House for Ferdinand Frederick and Emily Tomek [Riverside, Illinois] ()
Tonkens: House for Gerald B. Tonkens [Amberly Village, Ohio] (1955)
Tracy: House for William B. and Elizabeth Tracy [Normandy Park, Washington] (1955)
Unitarian: Unitarian Meeting House [Shorewood Hills, Wisconsin] (1947)
Unity: Unity Mortuary Temple and Cenotaph, Taliesin Valley, project [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1958)
Usonian: Standard Details for "Usonian-type" Houses [no location] (1938)
Usonian: Usonian Houses for the USA, "Cloverleaf", project [Pittsfield, Massachusetts] (1942)
Valley: Valley National Bank, "The Daylight Bank," project [Tucson, Arizona] (1949)
Wall: House for Carlton David and Margaret Wall, "Snowflake" [Plymouth, Michigan] (1941)
Watkins: Studio for Franklin Watkins, "Windswept", project [Barnegat City, New Jersey] (1940)
Westcott: House for Burton J. Westcott [Springfield, Ohio] (1906)
Wright: (Lower) Dam at Taliesin [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1945)
Wright: Gift Booth for Frances Wright (for retail sales) [no location] (1937)
Wright: The Two-Zone House for Suburb, project [no location] (1936)
Wright: Townhouse for Frank Lloyd Wright, project [Chicago, Illinois] (1911)