Two ways to put Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture in your hands.
Frank Lloyd Wright in Pop-Up (Iain Thomson) engineers six of his landmarks off the page in standing paper form—Fallingwater, the Robie House, the Guggenheim, Johnson Wax, the Ennis House, the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church.
A Gatefold Portfolio (text by Robin Langley Sommer, photographs by the great architectural photographer Balthazar Korab) reproduces sixteen of Wright’s original full-size renderings across eight-page gatefolds that open to nearly three feet—his own conception of each building, at the scale he drew it.
One book builds upward, the other unfolds outward.
The Gatefold Portfolio remains in its original publisher’s shrink-wrap, unopened. The pop-up is clean with all paper engineering intact and working.
Two ways to put Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture in your hands.
Frank Lloyd Wright in Pop-Up (Iain Thomson) engineers six of his landmarks off the page in standing paper form—Fallingwater, the Robie House, the Guggenheim, Johnson Wax, the Ennis House, the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church.
A Gatefold Portfolio (text by Robin Langley Sommer, photographs by the great architectural photographer Balthazar Korab) reproduces sixteen of Wright’s original full-size renderings across eight-page gatefolds that open to nearly three feet—his own conception of each building, at the scale he drew it.
One book builds upward, the other unfolds outward.
The Gatefold Portfolio remains in its original publisher’s shrink-wrap, unopened. The pop-up is clean with all paper engineering intact and working.
