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nice pics.
![]() this is one of his that I really like. Some are a bit too much for my taste but, I could see me living here! |
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Nice architectural series. I like the perspective in nos. 1, 4, and 7..
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Thanks for looking. I lived in this neighborhood for awhile when I was young.
On the opposite corner diagonally from the Wright house is the Church we attended: ![]() This neighborhood has many fine examples of other architectural styles (Victorian, Tudor, Craftsman). This is one is directly accross the street: ![]() And these are also in walking distance ![]() ![]() ![]() I hope this series along with the ones I did on Delaware Park and Forest Lawn Cemetery gives a different flavor of Buffalo than what many have perceived .... more like what one of our own,NBC News' Tim Russert, talked about. |
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The man could definitely design! Although, my favorite is the craftsman house.
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Lovely! Frank Lloyd Wright home, of course. And, the whole neighborhood.
We have a home of his nearby.Went on a tour of it about 15 years ago. I just love his work. Thanks for sharing. Patty |
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Real nice series,
i like no 4 of the first series; i ilke it because of the framing with parts of the house no 3 and no 5 of the second series, in no 3 i ilke the fancy ornaments on the house, wish i could afford that for our house no 5 is quite commoni some regions in europe, and i am a fan of that style, since i have seen this the first time as a boy. Thanks for the great series and bye alex |
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What a beautiful house, love the lines. It's amazing that it looks so fresh since it was built over 100 years ago. Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture is truly timeless. This is a very nice series, thanks for posting it.
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mtngal wrote:
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Thanks all for looking. Jim |
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