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Reblogging my post from unconsumption:

Dan Phillips (who we’ve previously covered here and here), known for building affordable houses from reclaimed materials, will design a new park in Houston — the city’s first folk art-inspired green space. The…

Reblogging my post from unconsumption:

Dan Phillips (who we’ve previously covered here and here), known for building affordable houses from reclaimed materials, will design a new park in Houston — the city’s first folk art-inspired green space. The park will be developed by the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art, a non-profit group that restored and maintains the Beer Can House (pictured above), a Houston landmark that Phillips counts among his inspirations.

Note to self: How can I call myself a Houstonian and not have featured until now a photo of the Beer Can House? Related: I did, however, post a pic of the Beer Can House’s ReaLemon “tree” made from those lemon-shaped plastic ReaLemon juice containers.

(Via Houston to get a new green space with Beer Can House cred: Meet the Orange Show’s Smither Park - CultureMap Houston. Photo courtesy of Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau.)

December 17, 2010
Source: http://culturemap.com/newsdetail/12-11-10-...
Tags park, green space, folk art, Houston, stewardship
Wright matters:
Dramatic, historic and prices slashed, yet no buyers are biting - chicagotribune.com
In Los Angeles, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House and La Miniatura  remain on the market, despite significant price reductions/buyer incentives…

Wright matters:

Dramatic, historic and prices slashed, yet no buyers are biting - chicagotribune.com

In Los Angeles, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House and La Miniatura remain on the market, despite significant price reductions/buyer incentives. Begs the architectural stewardship question: Who is willing and able to take care of these historic homes?

[hat tip to @ChiArchitecture]

Related: June 2009 post.

August 30, 2010
Tags architecture, historic preservation, stewardship, real estate, market forces, Los Angeles, California, Frank Lloyd Wright

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