Return to the Schwartz House

We stayed in the Schwartz House in Two Rivers, Wisconsin with some old friends last weekend. The Schwartz House is a Usonian house, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1940. The inside of the house smells like the cedar that the ceilings are made of. The floors seem to be made out of smooth concrete and are warm to the touch. And you can use the fireplace:



We first stayed at the house back in November of 2005.

You can see more pictures of the place on Flickr.

58th and Woodlawn

One of the pleasures of being in Chicago is walking past the Robie House every day on the way to school.

Robie House from Above

There is an underused patio on the second floor of the new business school. You have to walk through the lobby of an office, past the gaze of the secretary, but it's worth it. You get a great view of the Robie House and the Theological Seminary.

Last Year's New Year

In Frank Lloyd Wright's Seth Peterson cabin in Wisconsin. Talking Heads and the sounds of washing dishes play in the background.

Frank Lloyd Wright in Wisconsin

The Seth Peterson cabin, designed by FLW, on Mirror Lake in Wisconsin.



The Schwartz house in Two Rivers, Wisconsin, November 2005.