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YODOKO GUEST HOUSE Director, Mr.
Shibata's "Travel Report of Wright's Architecture in the U.S.-Part
2"
The director really felt that the houses designed by Wright transcend
time and nation. |
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YODOKO GUEST HOUSE
Director, Mr. Shibata's "Travel Report of Wright's Architectures
in the U.S.-Part 1"
The director associates Wright's crowning work, the "Fallingwater"
(Kaufmann House) with YODOKO Guest House. |
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The director guides
the highlights of the guesthouse for visitors who plan to come this
spring. |
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"Inverted beam" and "suspended floor" are the structures that have a decisive influence on the first impression of the building |
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"Masonry structure" and reinforcement construction method that enhance Wright's unique design |
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"Yajirobe" structure that supports Wright's original wall decoration |
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Wright's representative theme seen through the structure |
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There is no way of knowing... Electric equipment installed when the construction was completed |
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Wright's view of the interior indicated by built-in furniture |
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Treasure house of episodes Feature of Wright architecture-Oyaishi stone! |
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Grasping ideas and works:Wright, a magician of formative art |
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Designated National Important Cultural Property Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright |
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Discovered during post-quake restoration:New, previously covered-over facts found in the walls! |
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The first RC architecture to be designated
an Important Cultural Property |
