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	Arthur Heurtley House
		It was built by Wright in 1902 for Arthur Heurtley and his family.
		The house had the perfect balance between historic restoration and the modern conveniences that make living in a home like this possible.
		The home was built in 1902 and is a few houses down from his home and studio on Forest Avenue.
	www.peterbeers.net /interests/flw_rt/Illinois/Arthur_Heurtley/arthur_heurtley_house.htm (457 words)

	Frank Lloyd Wright Virtual Tour
		On this house the entrance is to the left and there are two statues of lions that guard the entranceway.
		The other entrance to the house is. It is down the driveway and to your right just after the part of the house that juts out into the driveway.
		The house was later turned into an inn after Wright had run away with another woman and his family had passed away.
	library.thinkquest.org /J002846/b_FLWTour.htm (640 words)

	heurtley
		America's most–acclaimed architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, launched a revolution in design with the construction of the Heurtley House in 1902.
		Wright, who claimed that, “music and architecture blossom on the same branch,” had inaugurated an organic method of design that was to transform architectural tastes worldwide.
		The Heurtley House recently celebrated it's 100-year anniversary, and the owners were proud to mark the occasion with a grand re-opening during the 2002 Wright Plus House Walk in Oak Park, Illinois.
	emphasisentertainment.com /heurtley.htm (232 words)

	Amazon.com: Restoration of Frank Lloyd Wright's Heurtley House: Video: Frank Lloyd Wright (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Yet, after 95 years the Heurtley House was in dire need of major renovation when the new owners took possession in 1997.
		When the dean of architectural historians, H. Allen Brooks, sits in the freshly restored, second floor dining room of the Arthur Heurtley House and demonstrates Wright's masterful manipulation of space, vista, repose and simplicity with perfect examples surrounding him, you know you are in good company.
		His commentary as the camera enters the house and slowly climbs the stairs to the second-storey living room is the most succinct, accurate and elegantly simple capturing in words and two dimensional images of Wright's space and procession genius ever seen away from the work in question.
	www.amazon.com /Restoration-Frank-Lloyd-Wrights-Heurtley/dp/B00008K77T (1048 words)

	National Historic Landmarks Program (NHL)
		The Heurtley House (1902), widely recognized as a critical work in the history of modern architecture, marks a pivotal point in the early career of Frank Lloyd Wright.
		It is considered to be the first fully mature Prairie style house; in this house, patterns are established which would appear in the great Prairie style houses.
		An influential feature of the Heurtley House is the re-organization of the traditional multi-story concept.
	tps.cr.nps.gov /nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=-2108368229&ResourceType=Building (198 words)

	Arthur B. Heurtley House (1902) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		At the rear of the house on the same floor are the bedrooms.
		Besides its highly compact form, the house is especially distingushed by its variegated brickwork which gives to the lower walls an organic roughness of texture and vibrancy of color that effectively relates the house to its natural surroundings.
		By continuing the brickwork to the south of the house as a low wall, Wright further emphasized this intended organic embrace of house and grounds.
	www.oprf.com /Wright/Heurtley.html (231 words)

	Arthur B. Heurtley House (1902) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		At the rear of the house on the same floor are the bedrooms.
		Besides its highly compact form, the house is especially distingushed by its variegated brickwork which gives to the lower walls an organic roughness of texture and vibrancy of color that effectively relates the house to its natural surroundings.
		By continuing the brickwork to the south of the house as a low wall, Wright further emphasized this intended organic embrace of house and grounds.
	oprf.com /Wright/Heurtley.html (231 words)

	Wright Chat :: View topic - A. Heurtley House, Oak Park, IL For Sale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The house was built in 1902 for Wright's friend Heurtley, a wealthy banker.
		Indeed, the Heurtley House is an architectural and historical jewel.
		The Heurtley House is asymmetrical and divided vertically into three unequal bays, punctuated by a wide central chimney, the landmark report said.
	www.savewright.org /talk/viewtopic.php?t=211&sid=4a6478cf3bc20984c3d70da2665297ce (1709 words)

	Laurens Henri house
		At the entrances to the box seats of the Opera House are the two bronze sculptures by Henri Laurens titled Autumn and Ocean Nymph.
		It features a stone manor house filled with a handsome collection of 17th and 18th century period furnishings; a working water-powered grist mill and millpond; an 18th century barn; and an 18th century style herb and kitchen garden.
		Beachy House) Wright, Frank Lloyd (Ennis House) Wright, Frank Lloyd (Arthur Heurtley House) Wright, Frank Lloyd (E. I have photographed (on site), scanned, and manipulated all the images on these pages.
	www.angelfire.com /art/klonorg/244/house.html (229 words)

	frank lloyd wright - eras
		Prairie style homes typically have a low pitched roof with overhanging eaves, strong horizontal lines (so the building appears to lie close and horizontally to the ground, always appearing lower than it actually is), a central chimney, and open floor plan.
		The house is also usually designed for privacy, and thus the doorway is hidden on a "path of discovery" and windows are small and high, usually in bands across the house.
		They were small, one-story houses built on concrete slabs with radiant heating.They featured low roofs and open living areas, using brick, wood, and other natural material.
	publish.uwo.ca /~shighfi/FLW/eras.htm (230 words)

	Forest Avenue Homes
		The story of this house is closely connected to the construction of the Nathan Moore house immediately to the north – you should read that first if you haven't already.
		The exterior of the house consists of stucco walls with wood trim, and a wood shingle roof.
		New owners purchased the house in 2001 and are currently in the process of restoring the exterior of the house and renovating the interior finishes to what they think Wright could have done in 1906.
	www.dgunning.org /architecture/ForestAve/313forest.htm (1333 words)

	Amazon.com: "Heurtley House": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Both the Heurtley House and the Ward Willits House of 1902 express this mature formulation, and show the main characteristics of the style.
		Lloyd Wright was regarded as a Modernist, yet he sought to include ornament and style alongside the use of...
		House (1902) in Oak Park and the Frederick C. Key Phrases in this book: Frank Lloyd Wright, New York, The Capital Times, Oak Park, Spring Green, The Weekly Home News, quadruple block, nonresidential work, little private club, prairie movement, draughting room, family mutuality (See more)
	amazon.com /phrase/Heurtley-House (610 words)

	Frank Lloyd Wright Wall Art
		This piece is an adaptation of the wooden fireplace panel Wright designed for the Nathan Moore House in Oak Park, Illinois (1923).
		This design is adapted from an art glass ceiling light in the Arthur Heurtley House, Oak Park, Illinois (1902).
		The design is adapted from the wooden ceiling grille used in the Avery Coonley House in Riverside, Illinois (1906–1908).
	www.giftgalleryonline.com /FLWArt2.htm (713 words)

	Frank Lloyd Wright, Avery Coonley, Arthur Heurtley, Fallingwater House, Taliesin West, Imperial Hotel & Annex, ...
		Frank Lloyd Wright was born as Frank Lincoln Wright in Richland Center in southwestern Wisconsin, on June 8, 1867.
		Most of his houses were built on a unit plan, with an underlying grid that made building them relatively straightforward.
		BO The most famous House ever designed by Frank Lloyd Wright is The Fallingwater.
	frank.lloydwright.info (299 words)

	New Old House
		After graduating, he realized the time required to perfect the craft of manipulating hot glass—eight hours a day for years to pick up that creative sense or "touch"—would far outpace the financial reward.
		As Morava's reputation began to spread, so did the complexity of the work, until one day he received a call from the homeowner of Frank Lloyd Wright's Heurtley House, located in Oak Park, who wanted him to restore the house's skylights, lamps, light fixtures, and windows.
		His confidence stems not so much from his ability but from the process itself: a relatively straightforward but labor-intensive process that uses time-honored techniques of "manufacturing." First, a sketch is made to scale of what will be produced.
	www.newoldhousemag.com /departments/seeing-the-light.shtml (1666 words)

	Frank Lloid Wright homes
		It was Wright's second squarish middle class house to have his flowing floor plan first published in a 1907 issue of the Ladies Home Journal.
		The Heller House is on the same street as the Robie House, several blocks to the north in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood.
		It is a three-story I-plan house with a Roman brick exterior.
	www.msu.edu /~oldhamkr/INDEX1.html (517 words)

	Architecture Education Archive - Film Archive
		America’s most-acclaimed architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, launched a revolution in design with a new form called the “Prairie style house” with the construction of the Grace and Arthur Heurtley House (Oak Park, Illinois) in 1902.
		The Heurtley House in Illinois is recognized as the first complete version of this style of architecture.This film follows the five-year restoration process, showing the discoveries, obstacles and state-of-the-art techniques used to bring this tarnished gem back to its former grandeur, unveiling the original face of a masterpiece that changed the history of architecture.
		The Heurtley House was designated as a national historical Landmark in March 2001.
	www.jersemar.org.il /film-2004/single.php?id=281 (159 words)

	Re-Building.com Newsletter 25
		Undoubtedly the current "pseudo restoration" of the Davenport House will receive many awards, achieve much recognition and be lauded as a success by many of the established preservation organizations, such as the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust, and the National Trust.
		Those organizations have lauded other bungled restorations of Wright designed homes in the past -- such as the internationally famous Robie House in Chicago and the Heurtley House in Oak Park Illinois, another well known Wright design -- though neither "restorations" were nearly as outrageous as this.
		Note: The Arthur Davenport House is just down the street from the River Forest Women's Club building, which is also about to undergo an unfortunate and fateful rehabilitation.
	www.re-building.com /nl25/nl25.htm (919 words)

	Cupola's Index by Building Name: H to Q
		The house is one four of this type left in Sacramento
		The house was enlarged significantly by William du Pont, Sr.
		Terraced housing complex built for the participants of the 1972 summer Olympics
	www.cupola.com /bldgidxo.htm (1680 words)

	Welcome to Oak Park Area Convention and Visitors Bureau
		On the left and right sides of the tote is the design date of the house and the years that Frank Lloyd Wright worked in Oak Park.
		This Architectural Map of all the Frank Lloyd Wright houses that are in the Oak Park and River Forest area.
		Moore Door Detail Rebuilding of Nathan G. Moore House Oak Park, Illinois 1923 This design is an adaptation of a design from a wooden fretwork door in the Nathan G. Moore House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
	www1.buyitsellit.com /StoreFront/view?store=4290&view=category&parent=9586 (1802 words)

	Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy Market - The Heurtley Commission (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Widely recognized as a critical work in the history of modern architecture both nationally and internationally, the Heurtley House is understood to be the first fully mature Prairie-style house.
		It marks a pivotal point in the early development of Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture.
		Restoration not only included a return to Wright's complete original artistic vision for the home - right down to the accurate reproduction of furnishings that he had created for the Heurtleys - but a complete retrofit of all of the home's mechanical systems to make it fully functional for today's lifestyles.
	www.savewright.org /wright_on_the_market/heurtley/heurtley.html (197 words)

	Restoration of Frank Lloyd Wright's Heurtley House - Rotten Tomatoes
		Currently, there are not enough Tomatometer critic reviews for Restoration of Frank Lloyd Wright's Heurtley House to receive a rating.
		Frank Lloyd Wright's magnificent architectural breakthrough, the Heurtley House--built at the turn of the last century--badly needed renovation by 1997, and this documentary follows the entire process over a span of five years, complete with discerning and appreciative observations by architectural historian H. Allen Brooks.
		Sections for Restoration of Frank Lloyd Wright's Heurtley House
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/restoration_of_frank_lloyd_wrights_heurtley_house (372 words)

	FrankWright (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		This birdbath is adapted from a vase designed for the Grace and Arthur Heurtley House in Oak Park, Illinois (1902)
		On piers flanking the entry to his 1898 architectural studio in Oak Park, Illinois, Frank Lloyd Wright envisioned two sculptures of a solid, crouching figure of a man. He turned to sculptor Richard Bock, with whom he frequently collaborated.
		This fountain's center panel is adapted from cast concrete in the Barnsdall Hollyhock House (1916-21) in Los Angeles, California.
	www.garden-gear.com /html/frankwright.html (339 words)

	Oak Park/Frank Lloyd Wright - Chicago Travel Guide - VirtualTourist.com
		These would be his early houses...as the house in Oak Park was the first he did for himself and his family.
		The L-shaped floor plan of the house gives it an open view to the north and west, while obscuring a brick wall located on the south side.
		Many of the Wright houses and buildings in Oak Park and River Forest are registered National Historic Landmarks This is the address for the walking tours that will bring you past many Frank Lloyd Wright homes.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/North_America/United_States_of_America/Illinois/Chicago-777256/Off_the_Beaten_Path-Chicago-Oak_ParkFrank_Lloyd_Wright-R-1.html (1171 words)

	Frank Lloyd Wright Links-Steve's Sheet
		This project was named Unity Church when it was designed, housing both a temple to the North and a parish house to the South.
		In 1994, the congregation of the church united with another local religious organization and the entire building is now referred to as Unity Temple.
		There used to be a lone link to the Allen house, but alas, it's looks like it was taken down in 2001.
	www.leighmgt.com /stevesheet/wright.htm (1906 words)

	Wonder Works, a Children's Museum in Oak Park, Illinois - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		February 28, 2003 - Ed and Diana Baehrend are opening the doors of their Frank Lloyd Wright designed home, the Arthur B. Heurtley House, to support Wonder Works, a Children’s Museum in Oak Park.
		The Baehrends spent five years restoring the Heurtley House to its original beauty, and their meticulous efforts earned National Historic Landmark Status and awards from the Landmark Preservation Council of Illinois and Oak Park Preservation Commission.
		Besides its highly compact form, the house is distinguished by variegated brickwork.
	www.wonder-works.org /news/wright_fundraiser.html (349 words)

	Images of Arthur Heurtley House, 1902, by Frank Lloyd Wright at Oak Park (Chicago). Digital Imaging Project: Art ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Images of Arthur Heurtley House, 1902, by Frank Lloyd Wright at Oak Park (Chicago).
		This "Prairie Style" house has projecting bands of Roman brick which emphasize the horizontal lines of the structure.
		Hills House, Nathan G. Moore House and Stable, Frank Thomas House, and the Wright House and Studio.
	www.bluffton.edu /~sullivanm/oakpark/oakpark2.html (232 words)

	The Arthur Heurtley House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Arthur Heurtley House was in poor condition until the current owners, Ed and Diana Baehren, who purchased the house in 1997, completed a five year long museum-grade restoration of it.
		The quoted comments were written by Grace Crampton Heurtley, Arthur's wife, around 1906.
		These images are copyright © 1998-1999 by Helen Berkeley and Allen Heurtley and are used here with permission.
	www.heurtley.com /house (173 words)

	Frank Lloyd Wright - Chicago & LA - Fort Worth Forum
		The Freeman House is tiny, at least from the street.
		I was a passenger in a car trying to find a residence in the northside of Chicago recently and saw the Hills house while just driving by.
		It jumps out at you, there is no mistaking that it is something special even though it is roughly the same size and dimensions as the neighboring homes.
	www.fortwortharchitecture.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=301 (428 words)

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