William Curtiss writes that the central square in this building was an "abode of emptiness" likely inspired by Kakuzo Okakura's Book of Tea.
In his autobiography, the designer of this building said making it was abolition, "in the art and craft of architecture, [of] literature in any symbolic form whatsoever." William Curtiss writes that the central square in this building was an "abode of emptiness" likely inspired by Kakuzo Okakura's Book of Tea. Clerestories and stained glass windows were used to illuminate this building's greenish and yellowish interior, much like the creator's previous Larkin Administration Building. The architect's budget for this 1905 building was only 40,000 dollars, though he was able to install a loggia to separate the "community space" from this structure's other spaces. This building, which was made entirely from reinforced concrete, is five blocks away from the designer's own studio in Oak Park, Illinois. For 10 points, name this Frank Lloyd Wright building made for the Unitarian Universalist church.
In his autobiography, the designer of this building said making it was abolition, "in the art and craft of architecture, [of] literature in any symbolic form whatsoever."
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