Grand Designs: Kamouflerat palats på Lidingö

[noone70]

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[Licensed Architect]

That one chooses to take a Master piece of Architecture from the 20th Century, Falling water by Frank Loyd Wright, and compare it to the Kamouflerat palats på Lidingö is pure heracy and an insult to Mr. Wright.
That the program leader Mark Isitt did not realize that this building was a copy, and a bad one at that, of the
Robie House by Mr. Wright makes the comparison even worse. Mr. Wright is probably turning in his grave by such a comparison not being in the least honored. I spent two years at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture in Arizona and Wisconsin, teaching and studying Mr. Wright's Philosophy and designs and also having access to the Archives of Mr. Wright's drawings and some of the fellowships most distinguished Architects. I spent those 2 years of immense admiration of Mr. Wright and what the Fellowship had accomplished. This after having myself graduted with a Masters Degree in Architecture and licences in NY, CA, AZ and Sweden. I work in the US, Sweden and internationally. The so called palats is neither a palats or an inspired Frank Lloyd Wright building just a bad copy and bad taste by someone calling himself an Architect.

 

[gabrielxg]

That one chooses to take a Master piece of Architecture from the 20th Century, Falling water by Frank Loyd Wright, and compare it to the Kamouflerat palats på Lidingö is pure heracy and an insult to Mr. Wright.
That the program leader Mark Isitt did not realize that this building was a copy, and a bad one at that, of the
Robie House by Mr. Wright makes the comparison even worse. Mr. Wright is probably turning in his grave by such a comparison not being in the least honored. I spent two years at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture in Arizona and Wisconsin, teaching and studying Mr. Wright's Philosophy and designs and also having access to the Archives of Mr. Wright's drawings and some of the fellowships most distinguished Architects. I spent those 2 years of immense admiration of Mr. Wright and what the Fellowship had accomplished. This after having myself graduted with a Masters Degree in Architecture and licences in NY, CA, AZ and Sweden. I work in the US, Sweden and internationally. The so called palats is neither a palats or an inspired Frank Lloyd Wright building just a bad copy and bad taste by someone calling himself an Architect.

Wow, you're really throwing around baseless accusations aren't you. The architect didn't compare the house to Fallingwater - he made a reference to FLW's prairie style when talking about horizontally aligned design elements in architecture generally. And if you say the house is a copy of Robie house then you've either never seen or been to Robie house, or you have the wildest imagination. You might want to actually know what it is you're commenting on before going on a rant next time.