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Jacobs I Residence
1937
Rear elevation of Herbert Jacobs residence known as Jacobs I, which was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, during its construction.
Herbert Jacobs Residence I
1937
Rear elevation of Herbert Jacobs Residence I, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, during construction.
Jacobs I Residence
1937
Front elevation of the Herbert Jacobs Residence known as Jacobs I, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, during construction. A car is parked in the carport.
Herbert Jacobs Residence I
1937
Side elevation of Herbert Jacobs Residence I, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, during construction. There are open fields surrounding the structure. Construction began in 1936 or 1937, and is consid...
Wingspread Construction
1935
Concrete columns and steel I-beams used in the construction of the Herbert F. Johnson Residence, "Wingspread," designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The building was completed in 1937.
Wingspread Construction
1935
Construction at Herbert F. Johnson's Residence, "Wingspread," designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The residence was completed in 1937.
