Frank Lloyd Wright Jr. (Architect)

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Male, US, born 1890-03-31, died 1978-05-31

Associated with the firms network

Adams, Davis, Flewelling, Weston, Weston and Wright, Associated Architects; Gill, Irving J., Architect; Taliesin Fellowship; Wright, Lloyd, Architect

Professional History

Draftsman, Frank Lloyd Wright Office, Oak Park, IL; assisted his father in Fiesole, Italy, to produce the drawings for the Wasmuth Portfolio, a publication that had a significant impact in Europe; Draftsman, Irving J. Gill, Architect, San Diego, CA, 1911-?;

Lloyd Wright operated a celebrated architectural practice in Los Angeles beginning in the early 1920s;

SSN: 560-56-9619;

Education

University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, two years of coursework in agronomy and engineering;

Personal

Lloyd Wright was born in Illinois and died in Los Angeles County, CA, at the age of 88;

Lloyd Wright was the eldest son of Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959), probably the best known American architect.

Wright married the actress, Helen Taggart Pole (1892-1977).

Son: Eric Lloyd Wright, (born in Los Angeles, CA, 11/09/1929)

He was known as "Lloyd Wright" to differentiate him (sort of) from his famous father.

PCAD id: 293

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Buildings and other works

NameDateCityState
Aliso Village, Los Angeles, CA1941-1942Los AngelesCA
Bazett, Sidney N. and Clara Louise Reno, House, Hillsborough Park, Hillsborough, CA1940-1940HillsboroughCA
Bollman, Henry House, Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA1922Hollywood, Los AngelesCA
Bollman, Otto, House, Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA1922Los AngelesWA
Bowler House, Palos Verdes Estates, CAPalos Verdes EstatesCA
Calori House, Glendale, CA1925-1926GlendaleCA
Civic Center for Los Angeles ProjectLos AngelesCA
Colbert HouseLos AngelesCA
Derby House, Glendale, CA1925-1926GlendaleCA
Evans House, Los Angeles, CA1936Los AngelesCA
Hartford, Huntington, Theatre Square Project, Los Angeles, CALos AngelesCA
Healy House, Bel-Air, Los Angeles, CA1949-1952Los AngelesCA
Hollywood Bowl, Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA1926-1929Hollywood, Los AngelesCA
Johnson House, Los Angeles, CA1963Los AngelesCA
Lewis House, Glendale, CA1925-1926GlendaleCA
Lombardi House, Palos Verdes Estates, CAPalos Verdes EstatesCA
Millard, Alice House, Pasadena, CA1923PasadenaCA
Millard, Alice, Studio, Pasadena, CA1926PasadenaCA
Moore, Dr. Louis T., House, Palos Verdes Estates, CA1957-1959Palos Verdes EstatesCA
Oasis Building Bell Tower, Palm Springs, CAPalm SpringsCA
Oasis Hotel, Palm Springs, CA1923-1925Palm SpringsCA
Ramona Gardens Public Housing, Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles, CALos AngelesCA
Samuel House, Brentwood, Los Angeles, CALos AngelesCA
Samuel, Louis, House, Los Angeles, CALos AngelesCA
Sowden, Jack, House, Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA1926Los AngelesCA
Taggart, Martha, House, Los Feliz, Los Angeles, CA1922-1923Los AngelesCA
Wayfarers' Chapel, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA1949-1951Palos Verdes EstatesCA
Weber, William J., House, Los Angeles, CA1921Los AngelesCA
Wright, Lloyd, House, Los Angeles, CALos AngelesCA
Wright, Lloyd, Studio, Los Angeles, CALos AngelesCA
Yucca-Vine Drive-In Market, Los Angeles, CA1928Los AngelesCA

Publications

Betsky, Aaron, "Lloyd Wright recast: Keaton House, Los Angeles, California: Schweitzer BIM, architect", Architectural Record, 179: 9, 126-133, 09/1991. "Portfolio of Current Architecture Studio of Lloyd Wright, Architect Los Angeles CAlif.", Architectural Record, 68: 2, 144, 08/1930. "The Samuel House, Los Angeles", Architectural Record, 67: 6, 525, 528-530, 06/1930. Snoonian, Deborah, "Hollywood Bowl, Hollywood, California", Architectural Record, 152-155, 1/2005. Hines, Thomas S., Architecture of the Sun: Los Angeles Modernism 1900-1970, 175-179, 2010. "Frank Lloyd Wright", Arts + Architecture, 1: 3, 7, 08/1982. Hitchcock, Henry-Russell, Drexler, Arthur, Built in USA: Post-War Architecture, 124-125, 1952. "Demolition of Hollywood Bowl strikes sour note with some", Engineering News-Record, 19, 9/11/2000. Muns, J.B., Frank Lloyd Wright Catalogue 192, J.B. Muns Fine Art Books, 192: n.p., c. 2004. Storrer, William Allin, Frank Lloyd Wright Companion, 217, 1993. Longmead, Donald, Frank Lloyd Wright: A Bio-Bibliography, 383, 2003. Longmead, Donald, Frank Lloyd Wright: A Bio-Bibliography, 383, 2003. "Schweitzer BIM: Keaton residence, Los Angeles, California", GA Houses, 39, 92-101, 1993. Barrett, Harry, "Hollywood Bowl dedicated to beauty and people", Grizzly Bear, 76, 9/1925. Northcutt, John Orlando, Hollywood Bowl Story, 1962. Palmer, Edwin Obadiah, Hollywood: The First 100 Years, 1: 210-213, 259, 1938. Torrence, Bruce T., Hollywood: The First 100 Years, 114-115, 117, 126-127, 202, 1979. Bowly, Devereux, Jr., "Unity Temple: A Masterpiece on the Way to Restoration", Inland Architect, 16: 18-19, 12/1972. Hutt, Dana, Hines, Thomas S., Lloyd Wright The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright Jr., 21, 44-53, 1998. Gebhard, David, Von Breton, Henriette, Lloyd Wright, Architect: 20th Century Architecture in an Organic Exhibition, University of California Press. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, "Bowler House, 1963", Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 55, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 152, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 57, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 164, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 169, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, "Millard House", Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 371-373, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, "Moore House, 1965", Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 55, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 103, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 141-142, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, "Hollywood Bowl, 1924 to present", Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 149, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, "Otto Bollman House, 1922", Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 149, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 96, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 96, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 372, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 197, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 319, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 318-319, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 298-299, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 258, 1994. Bernstein, Ken, Sandmeier, Trudi, "Hollywood Bowl shell - a post-mortem", Los Angeles Conservancy News, 3, 11-12/2000. Looseleaf, Victoria, "Not just another song and dance", Los Angeles Downtown News, 17, 6/19/2000. Komaiko, Leslee, "Bowl-O-Rama", Los Angeles Downtown News, 8, 7/13/1998. "Hollywood Bowl the perfect setting for Centennial pageant", Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, 07/24/1950. Goldin, Greg, "Epitaph: the Hollywood Bowl shell, 1929-2003", Los Angeles Magazine, 38, 8/2003. Haithman, Diane, "Lawsuit may force delay of Hollywood Bowl project", Los Angeles Times, B3, 6/7/2001. Haithman, Diane, "Thinking outside the Bowl", Los Angeles Times, 6 +, 7/1/2001. Ouroussoff, Nicolai, Swed, Mark, "The once and future Hollywood Bowl", Los Angeles Times, F1, F14, 9/9/2000. Swed, Mark, "A sonic work in progress", Los Angeles Times, E1, E22, 7/24/2004. Lin, Sara, Smith, Doug, "New shell takes a bow at the Bowl", Los Angeles Times, A1, A25, 6/10/2004. Rasmussen, Cecilia, "WPA projects", Los Angeles Times, B3, 11/22/1993. Zamichow, Nora, "Hollywood Bowl may shed famous shell", Los Angeles Times, A1, A19, 8/26/2000. Vaughn, Susan, "Building on a Rich Tradition", Los Angeles Times, 37, 1993-07-09. Boehm, Mike, "Some Unfinished Business", Los Angeles Times, 2003-06-01. Roug, Louise, "A Bowl full of changes", Los Angeles Times, E36, 7/31/2003. "Society Rallies to Fiesta Gayety at Santa Barbara", Los Angeles Times, A5, A7, 08/11/1941. Russell, Ron, "Shell game", New Times Los Angeles, 14+, 02/01/2001. "Hollywood Bowl reforestation program", Pacific Coast Musician, 8, 5/2/1925. Westenberg, Kerri, "A bigger Bowl?", Preservation, 20-21, 1-2/2001. Koshalek, Richard, Symphony: Frank Gehry's Walt Disney Concert Hall, 79, 2003.
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