This house's sculpture garden is home to a section of the Berlin Wall whose graffiti exclaims "create!" as well as Ray Smith's Red Army.
This house's sculpture garden is home to a section of the Berlin Wall whose graffiti exclaims "create!" as well as Ray Smith's Red Army. Because this house's walls do not reach its roof, a ventilation screen carved with abstract shapes runs around its upper perimeter. The modular element of this Usonian house is a four-and-a-half-foot equilateral triangle, which an unruly plumber ignored in constructing the bathrooms. This house's copper and cypress roof is set with a perimeter of [*] hexagonal skylights, while its two wings connect through a hexagonal kitchen. This house is often described as "more livable" than its neighbor Fallingwater. For 10 points, name this Frank Lloyd Wright house, built into the side of a namesake Pennsylvania mountain.
This house's sculpture garden is home to a section of the Berlin Wall whose graffiti exclaims "create!" as well as Ray Smith's Red Army.
Kentuck Knob [or I.N. Hagan House]