This man originally wanted to cover a certain house in gold leaf to resemble the dead leaves of a rhododendron. A building designed by this man includes "dendriform" columns topped with huge "lily pads." In addition to the Johnson Wax Headquarters, this man designed a building out of oya stone that had a foundation intended to float structurally, which allowed that hotel to survive a devastating 1923 earthquake. This man, who designed the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, also designed a museum that resembles an upside-down ziggurat and features a spiral ramp inside the gallery
This man originally wanted to cover a certain house in gold leaf to resemble the dead leaves of a rhododendron. A building designed by this man includes "dendriform" columns topped with huge "lily pads." In addition to the Johnson Wax Headquarters, this man designed a building out of oya stone that had a foundation intended to float structurally, which allowed that hotel to survive a devastating 1923 earthquake. This man, who designed the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, also designed a museum that resembles an upside-down ziggurat and features a spiral ramp inside the gallery. For 10 points, name this architect who designed Fallingwater and the Guggenheim in New York.
This man originally wanted to cover a certain house in gold leaf to resemble the dead leaves of a rhododendron.
Frank Lloyd Wright