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As the Hollyhock House neared completion in 1920, Frank Lloyd Wright received a second Los Angeles commission, from antiquarian Alice Millard, who had arrived in Pasadena from Chicago in 1914. With her late husband she had commissioned a classic Prairie-style house from Wright in 1906; now she wanted something new, inspired by the palazzi of Venice.
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Many wayfinding designers are baby boomers whose political and environmental consciousness was informed by the futile Vietnam conflict and subsequent social ferment of the 1970s. Motivated by a sense of public communal mission and zeal for creative experimentation, they gradually moved the wayfinding field into the 21st century, building upon the foundation of experience established by earlier design pioneers over the course of the previous century.
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More Building Culture Japanese Architect Toyo Ito to Visit Berkeley Campus — UC Berkeley News, 2009.0402Rebuilding New Orleans: Architecture Students Shine in Post-Katrina Contest — McGill Report, 2009.0401 Rejuvenation of Richmond, CA's Historic Ford Assembly Building — Reuters, 2009.0401 Affordable Housing Building Stalls as Home Waiting Lists Get Longer — Wales Online, 2009.0330 Housing Market 'Ugly,' 'Great' — Lakeland Ledger, 2009.0329 Despite Economy, Home Building Rises — KRQE, 2009.0329 Architectural Firms Face Bleak Future — Courier Post, 2009.0329 Bauhaus Celebrates Its 90th Birthday — Independent (Ireland), 2009.0328 Architecture in Recession: Germany — Business Week, 2009.0328 U.K. Home Building Plans 'in Trouble' — BBC News, 2009.0328 New Building Trend: Learning to Live Well with Less — The Daily Journal, 2009.0327 Rank Lloyd Wright's Los Banos Ranch House Affirms Balance of Life with Nature — San Jose Mercury News, 2009.0327 Reinventing America’S Cities: The Time Is Now — New York Times, 2009.0325 Not Your Grandmother’S House Plans — New York Times, 2009.0324 'Architecture Now!' an Epitaph on Excess — San Francisco Chronicle, 2009.0324 Restoring the Original Poplar Forest — Roanoke.com, 2009.0320 Architects Lining Up — Move Channel, 2009.0320 When the Gallery Is a Classroom — New York Times, 2009.0319 UO Architecture Professor Challenges Students — Daily Journal of Commerce, 2009.0318 Owners Skulking Away from "Underwater" U.S. Homes — Reuters, 2009.0318 U.S. Mortgage Applications Spike on Refinance Demand — Reuters, 2009.0318 The Textile Block Houses — ArchitectureWeek, 2009.0318 Georgia Ranked Fourth in Nation for Mortgage Fraud — Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 2009.0317 It’S One Way to Get Your Hands on a Bit of New York Real Estate — New York Times, 2009.0317 Futurist: Toronto in 2015 — Torontoist (blog), 2009.0317 Chinese Banks Mark Down Home Mortgage Rates — Trading Markets, 2009.0317 AIG's Minority Racket — Op-Ed News, 2009.0317 A New Paris, as Dreamed by Planners — New York Times, 2009.0317 Single-Family Permits Rise 11 Percent — Wall Street Journal, 2009.0317 Sustainable Mortgage Modifications — Center for American Progress, 2009.0316
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