Bishop Residence in St. George, Utah
Bishop Residence in St. George, Utah Last week, Camilla gave us a wonderful tour of this grand design, then we drove from St. George to Heber City to stay with […]
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Arthur Dyson in Volterra, Italy
Arthur Dyson in Volterra, Italy I was lucky enough to visit Giuliano and Heidi Chelazzi with my Italian-speaking daughter, Dani Lencioni
VRBO and homeaway.com Lencioni Residence available as a rental retreat
VRBO and homeaway.com Lencioni Residence available as a rental retreat
What Does a House Look Like?
Architecture is not the repetition of something learned but, rather, the exploration of something sensed, for extending the boundaries of human experience and understanding. -Arthur Dyson On June 21st, […]
For Art’s Sake: The Gentle Genius of Architect Arthur Dyson
While genius artists and architects are famously difficult and egotistical, Arthur Dyson, who studied under Frank Lloyd Wright, Bruce Goff and William Gray Purcell, is fundamentally gentle. It is not […]
In Search of Organic Architecture by David Pearson
I can’t remember what exactly inspired me to buy the book In Search of Organic Architecture by David Pearson from Amazon–but certainly almost every page contains a thrilling example of […]
Rent Organic Architecture–Lencioni Residence Available
A rental retreat: Arthur Dyson’s Lencioni Residence a) You need a peaceful secluded place to write, create, retreat in a beautiful home surrounded by forest and creeks. b) You want […]
What’s wrong with this picture?
Three amber pendants should hang in the picture window, but I had a petite accident. The replacement’s on order and I have a new vase!
The Lencioni Res on Architizer
http://www.architizer.com/en_us/projects/view/lencioni-residence/26671/?sr=1#.UbjLTevgJ_l One site promoting the message of innovative architecture is a website called Architizer. Several of Arthur Dyson’s buildings are featured, but only the Lencioni residence received comments–some flattering (“magnificent,” […]
Planning the Lapp RiverHouse
Years later, Dennis had died, the kids had left for college, and I had met Greg Lapp, who agreed, without much coercion, to move into the space(s) I love. Greg […]
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