BLOCK wrote:
Schindler和赖特确实有一脚. 他自己的房子就很受赖特和日式建筑的影响. 不过以前到不知道他们曾一起搞过这样的活动.
这到有点象柯布搞的住宅研究. 不知道是不是Schindler有意思象大师看齐的味道.
另外他选择的书目虽然现在国内不容易搞到, 要是对研究赖特有兴趣的, 也可以参考着收集一下或看看.
http://www.matttaylor.com:16080/public/post_usonian_reading.htm

Any study of Usonians starts with Schindler’s own home built in the 1920s. This is a case of the the “student” leaping ahead of the master. There is no doubt in my mind that Wright, who saw the house several times, took the hint and re-trumped Schindler.

Title: Schindler House
ISBN: 0810929856

Lauded in recent years as a 20th-century masterpiece, the "Schindler House" in West Hollywood was designed and built by Viennese ÈmigrÈ Rudolph M. Schindler in 1921-22. Intended as a communal dwelling for the architect and his wife and another couple, and featuring open living spaces and rooftop "sleeping baskets" suited to the mild Southern California climate, this remarkable home is considered the first modern house to be built in the world.
This, the first book on the Schindler House, features new photography; specially commissioned color images by Grant Mudford, one of the leading architectural photographers working today; as well as many archival shots. Author Kathryn Smith incorporates new research on Schindler as she analyzes every aspect of the house's design and construction and shows why it was such a radical departure from residential architecture that came before; and why it is one of the icons of the modern era.
88 pages, 22.95 paperback, Harry Abrams (2/01)

Author: Kathryn Smith &† Grant Mudford (photographer)
Publisher: Abrams
Categories: Architecture, Architects, By and About,
Price: 22.95