Frank Lloyd Wright and the Meaning of Materials - Patterson, Terry (Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1994)
Preface p.ix, Acknowledgments p.xi, 1. Introduction: Introduction p.l, Beauty p.2, The Nature of Materials p.2, Form p.4, Workability p.6, Strength p.6, Durability p.6, Conclusion p.8, 2. Wood: Introduction p.1l, Form p.12,Workability p.33, Strength p.39, Durability p.45,Conclusion p.49,3. Stone: Introduction p.55, Form p.55, Workability p.65, Strength p.69, Durability p.79, Conclusion p.81, 4. Brick: Introduction p.85, Form p.85, Workability p.99, Strength p.100, Durability p.111, Conclusion p.l13, 5. Concrete Block: Introduction p.1l5, Form p.l15, Workability p.136, Strength p.138, Durability p.l48, Conclusion p.149, 6. Metal: Introduction p.15l, Form p.152, Workability p.l65, Strength p.l68, Durability p.173, Conclusion p.174, 7. Concrete: Introduction p.177, Form p.177, Workability p.196, Strength p.197, Durability p.201, Conclusion p.202, 8. Glass: Introduction p.205, Form p.206, Workability p.221, Strength p.226, Durability p.233, Conclusion p.234, 9. Conclusion: Introduction p.237, General Design Principles p.238, Organic Ideal p.238, Nature p.238, Simplicity p.238, Plasticity p.239, Horizontality p.239, Originality p.239, Honesty p.240, Material Sensitivity p.241, Conclusion p.242, Cited Buildings and Projects p.245, References p.251, Index p.255
Keywords: Architectural Design