Frank Lloyd Wright was more than a prolific architect. He was someone who introduced a refined element of design to everything he touched. This is both a visual and textual discussion of some of his selected works.
	Among the many structures that Wright designed in California are the Hollyhock and Ennis-Brown houses that overlook West LA. The concrete block style that he devised for these projects was so far ahead of its time that the latter of these two buildings was chosen as Harrison Ford's futuristic home in Blade Runner.
	Both the written and spoken word were gracefully molded into expressions of the character of Wright's works, and of the architect himself. These few excerpts will make you laugh, think, and wonder all at once.
	Once you've exhausted the information of this site, continue out further into the untamed web of knowledge. These links to external sites will give you a little direction to get you started. Be warned however, some of these places have peculiar notions of aesthetic design.