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Finally finished my portfolio!
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Ever wonder what it is I do? Take a look!
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Kinja’d! (or it’s my Mac).
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Yeah, that’s why I threw the link on there. Kinja isn’t cooperating at all this week.
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Any relation to Jonathan Toews?
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at some point I should update mine. i havn’t really touched it since I gradauted
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Apparently “The Place” is where the buffalo roam. Or bison - hard to tell.
I’m not sure it’s you that I had the Frank Lloyd Wright discussion with here, but I’ve seen dozens of his buildings and homes. He claimed to hate flat roofs until he didn’t - there was a model for a show and then the Usonians and Fallingwater. I was lucky enough to get a tour of Jacobs I in Madison WI, a private home.
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Probably, the Canadiens are all cousins, but I don’t know exactly.
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Yep, Wright was always right I still need to make the trip to Fallingwater and Taliesen. I’ve seen several of his houses though.
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Also, the Jacobs house is the best of the Usonian houses, I’m jealous.
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You design things?
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You also need to see Kentuck Knob, 10 minutes from Fallingwater. And take the first, early tour at Fallingwater - it’s the most complete.
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I do, lol. I actually have built work too.
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One of those friend-of-a-friend things ... it’s surprisingly spacious inside, but he never cared about kitchens, and it showed. The one at Taliesin is tiny.
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I needed it finished so I could start applying.
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They tend to be servant kitchens, so they’re purely functional. The one at the Dana Thomas house is very sparse.
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No doubt Wright was a complete genius, and a complete asshole. There are people who live in Spring Green who still talk about him owing them money when he died.
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He was a showman, completely ahead of his time. Wildly eccentric, but astonishingly self aware. And yeah, always in debt.
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I played a Bach 2-part invention for my tour group at Taliesin on his old Bechstein - one of the most expensive pianos of its day (and still). They don’t heat the house in the winter, so the piano is all but firewood, but I managed to drag some music out of it.
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That’s cool. He was quite the pianist, he built some pretty interesting performance spaces into several of his houses.
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Taliesin has an auditorium, and there are concerts there. It’s worth going. Not sure about Taliesin West - haven’t been.
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Taliesin west has one too, albeit semi outdoor, I haven’t been there yet.
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Back in 2004 I was out there on business - the client put me up in a fabulous hotel . I was about 30 minutes away from Taliesin West by car, but the asshole I worked for said I could not delay my flight. I no longer work for said asshole.
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It’s cool that you can stay in the Price Tower in Bartlesville, OK. It’s the only one I know of.
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I stayed at the Cheney house in Chicago once - basement apartment, but still cool. Not sure if the guy does it anymore.
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Awesome to see your ideas come to life!
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Yes it is, especially when you’re the one doing all the fab work too.
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Has to be a great feeling.
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It most definitely is.