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FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT COMMISSIONS

CONTRIBUTING SPECIALIZATIONS:
PRELIMINARY DRAWINGS COORDINATOR

One of the most encompassing approaches by John Geiger to the study of Frank Lloyd Wright commissions was the creation of 10 data tables that provided places to record project coordinator, preliminary drawing coordinator, working drawings coordinator, specifications writer, structural engineer, mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, landscape design, supervising apprentice during construction, and building contractor. Then, drawings for the commission were listed. While such level of detail was usually not available to Geiger, this search represents a refined model for the study of the design and building process that other researchers may want to carry forward. Only Wright commissions having information recorded for these categories of contribution are returned in this search, showing a total of 299 records.

ALPHABETICALLY BY LAST NAME


Besinger, Curtis

Kalil: House for Toufic H. and Mildred Kalil [Manchester, New Hampshire] (1955)

Bower, Ted

Loeb: House for Gerald M. Loeb, "Tenaya East", project [Redding, Connecticut] (1944)

Caraway, Cary

Sundt: House for Vigo Sundt, project [Madison, Wisconsin] (1941)

Davison, Allen Lape

Davis: House for Dr. Richard and Madelyn Davis [Marion, Indiana] (1950)
Griswold: House for Mr. and Mrs. George Griswold, project [Greenwich, Connecticut] (1949)
Hagan: House for Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Hagan, "Kentuck Knob" [Chalkhill, Pennsylvania] (1954)
Muirhead: Residence for Robert B. and Elizabeth Muirhead [Plato Center, Ohio] (1950)
Palmer: House for Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Palmer, scheme 1, project [Phoenix, Arizona] (1947)
Pilgrim: Pilgrim Congregational Church [Redding, California] (1958)
Thaxton: House for Mr. and Mrs. William L. Thaxton, Jr. [Houston, Texas] (1953)

Dodge, David Elgin

Hennessy: House for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hennessy, scheme 2, project [Smoke Rise, New Jersey] (1958)

Drummond, William

Hunt: House for Stephen M. B. Hunt [La Grange, Illinois] (1917)

Griffin, Walter Burley

Beachy: House for Peter A. Beachy [Oak Park, Illinois] (1906)
Lamp: House for Robert M. Lamp [Madison, Wisconsin] (1903)

Hill, John deKoven

Dobkins: House for John J. and Syd Dobkins [Canton, Ohio] (1953)
Friedman: Vacation Lodge for Arnold Friedman, "The Fir Tree" [Pecos, New Mexico] (1945)
Grant: House for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas and Jackie Grant [Cedar Rapids, Iowa] (1946)
Jacobs: House for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jacobs 2, "Solar Hemicycle" [Middleton, Wisconsin] (1944)
Laurent: House for Kenneth and Phyllis Laurent [Rockville, Illinois] (1949)
Walter: Boathouse and River Pavilion for Lowell and Agnes Walter [Quasqueton, Iowa] (1948)
Walter: House for Lowell and Agnes Walter, "Cedar Rock" [Quasqueton, Iowa] (1945)

Howe, John

Bailleres: House for Raul Bailleres, project [Acapulco, Mexico] (1952)
Beth Sholom: Beth Sholom Synagogue [Elkins Park, Pennsylvania] (1954)
Bloomfield: House for Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Bloomfield, project [Tucson, Arizona] (1949)
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)
Civic Center: Civic Center at Point Park for the Allegheny Conference on Development, scheme 1, project [Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania] (1949)
Euchtman: House for Joseph Euchtman [Baltimore, Maryland] (1939)
Friedman: House for Mr. and Mrs. Sol Friedman, "Toy Hill", Usonia II [Pleasantville, New York] (1948)
Fuller: House for Mr. and Mrs. Welbie L. Fuller [Pass Christian Isles, Mississippi] (1951)
Gillin: House for John A. Gillin [Dallas, Texas] (1950)
Hoffman: House for Maximilian Hoffman, scheme 3 [Rye, New York] (1955)
Kaufmann: Apartments for the Edgar J. Kaufman Charitable Trust, "Point View Residences", scheme 1, project [Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania] (1952)
Kaufmann: Apartments for the Edgar J. Kaufman Charitable Trust, "Point View Residences", scheme 2, project [Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania] (1953)
Kaufmann: Self-Service Garage for Edgar J. Kaufmann, Sr., project [Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania] (1949)
Morris: Gift Shop for V. C. Morris [San Francisco, California] (1948)
Mossberg: House for Mr. and Mrs. Herman T. Mossberg [South Bend, Indiana] (1946)
Muehlberger: House for Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Muehlberger, project [East Lansing, Michigan] (1947)
Neils: House for Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Neils [Minneapolis, Minnesota] (1949)
Oboler: House for Arch Oboler, "Continuation", project [Malibu, California] (1955)
Price: House for Harold C. Price, "Grandma House" [Paradise Valley, Arizona] (1954)
Schwenn: House for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schwenn, project [Verona, Wisconsin] (1954)
Shavin: House for Seymour and Gerte Shavin [Chattanooga, Tennessee] (1950)
String: House for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Strong, project [Kalamazoo, Michigan] (1950)
Unitarian: Unitarian Meeting House [Shorewood Hills, Wisconsin] (1947)
Winn: House for Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Winn [Kalamazoo, Michigan] (1950)
Wright: House for Robert Llewellyn and Elizabeth Wright, scheme 2 [Bethesda, Maryland] (No date given)
Wright: House for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Llewellyn Wright, scheme 1, project [Bethesda, Maryland] (1953)
Wright: How To Live in The Southwest [No location given] (1950)

Klumb, Henry

Willey: House for Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Willey, scheme 2 [Minneapolis, Minnesota] (1933)

Rattenbury, John

Lagomarsino: House for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lagomarsino, project [San Jose, California] (1958)
McKinney: House for Mr. and Mrs. Darryl McKinney, project [Cloquet, Minnesota] (1957)
Stracke: House for Dr. and Mrs. Victor Stracke, scheme 2, project [Appleton, Wisconsin] (1957)

Wiehle, Louis

Motion: Motion Picture Theater, project [Tokyo, Japan] (1920)

Wright, Frank Lloyd

Unity: Unity Mortuary Temple and Cenotaph, Taliesin Valley, project [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1958)
Wright: Country House Reconstruction for Frank Lloyd Wright, "Taliesin" (Taliesin II) [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1914)
Wright: Country House, Studio, and Farm for Frank Lloyd Wright, "Taliesin" (Taliesin I) [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1911)