Title

Bay Area Houses

Authors

Sally Woodbridge
David Gebhard

Files

Description

"The Bay Area Tradition in domestic architecture combines a woodsy, natural style with natural materials to create dwellings which are friendly, relaxed, and often able to combine indoor and outdoor living spaces to take advantage of exceptional views and a mild climate.

In this new edition of Bay Area Houses, Sally Woodbridge carries the tradition forward from the mid-1970s to the present, identifying 15 buildings constructed in the past decade which show the evolution of the tradition as it responds to the problems of dwindling building sites and escalating costs. Her new essay, 'Arcadia Revisited,' is illustrated with over 50 photographs and drawings. David Gebhard has added a Foreword to this edition which discusses interest in the bay Tradition by the Post Modernists and the increasing body f information on its architects."

ISBN

0-87905-306-2

Publication Date

1988

Publisher

Peregrine Smith Book

City

Layton, Utah

Keywords

Architecture, Frank Lloyd Wright

Disciplines

Architecture

Recommended Citation

Woodbridge, Sally and Gebhard, David, "Bay Area Houses" (1988). Frank Lloyd Wright Book Collection. 282.
https://nsuworks.nova.edu/nsudigital_flwbooks/282