Such a profound message if only someone could take it and alchemize it into action.

Was this 1952 or 1958? My ex father in Law was at this lecture. He was studying with Bruce Goff at the time.

Ive been to several Goff homes. Joplin Chicago KC. For me he was the ultimate modernist outa the box designer in American history

The best summary I could give is Frank Lloyd Wright is trying to encourage this group in the pursuit of beauty and charm. To not fall victim to the box. Which is to limit yourself. He’s no perfect man. But man is a fallen creature. He basically is telling them to pursue heaven in the earthly life, in my opinion.

I always thought Harvey Ferraro was on of the greatest teachers at Lawrence Tech. I also attended the class Bruce Goff taught there later. Richard Rochon was another of my favorites.

Wright sure liked to preach

What did he say at the very end? Always ask “why?”

The Earth is cooler w the atmos/GHGs/albedo not warmer. To perform as advertised the GHGs require "extra" energy upwelling from the surface radiating as a black body. The kinetic heat transfer processes of the contiguous atmos molecules render that scenario imposible. No greenhouse effect, no GHG warming, no man/CO2 driven climate change or CAGW.

yeah... Frank boy was about money too... he wouldn't finish a $5000 house for Americans... Sabotaged it...

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Beautiful!!!

No house details. Boo.

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they should use the "newer" engineered and insulated 2.4's for conventional building and 3D printed homes as a better way to create a homeless shelter of individual small units ???

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Thanks

Bill Wilson was my structure professor

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Great uncle Harvey is an amazing artist

Please look up jw.org or Jehovahs witnesses for some good news

FLW was a terrible human being, who was complicit in the Tulsa massacre.

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I have always admired the great sacredness of the interiors of Wright’s buildings. He seemed to build his buildings from the internal experience of the occupant outward. Rather than simply seeing the house a structure satisfying a basic need to have basic rooms to shelter, he imagined the experience of dwelling in that shelter, and built an inspiring experience, taking into account what it felt like to really live there. His taste was to celebrate open views, natural light, and a poetic sense of forms and geometry. The sacredness of his work means they hold up well more as temples to our human potential rather than merely boxes to shelter people and things.

The way indoor space is used will certainly change after the pandemic. It is up to us to adapt to the new challenges faced and create imaginative and safe spaces which people can utilise effectively.

Love to hear Wright speaking

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Hi, I am a student doing a master degree in urban planning, and my graduation report is about the relationship bt urban planning/design and pandemic prevention. So the topic of your video is what I am interested in. Hope to hear more details of your opinion upon this topic. Thx!

The photo at 0:06 was actually from Arcosanti by Paolo Soleri, not too far of a drive from Taliesin West.

This address was delivered in 1952 in the Oklahoma Memorial Union.