A Mod Sunday IV

[BenH]

Now we're off to Tanglewood for what looks like an early 90's mod. This is the most detailed shot I could get. The house is almost completely obscured by the walls.

This one is a big mystery to me. It's inside Piney Point, in a private community, so a street address is difficult. The view here is from Memorial drive, next to the Mayo Hill school of Modeling. It's been there for a LONG time.

And this appears to be the house next door.

WEIRD house in Bunker Hill Village/Piney Point.

Also in Bunker Hill Village

Panorama, also from Bunker Hill/Piney Point area.

Bunker Hill - Ourway Ln, or something similiar.

Bunker Hill on Sprey Dr. I think.

Hope y'all enjoyed it. This will become a regular thing, I think. Give it a try.

[Pumapayam]

Now we're off to Tanglewood for what looks like an early 90's mod. This is the most detailed shot I could get. The house is almost completely obscured by the walls.

Hope y'all enjoyed it. This will become a regular thing, I think. Give it a try.

Very Frank Lloyd Wright looking, thanks for sharing. I wish I could afford something like that.

[sevfiv]

WEIRD house in Bunker Hill Village/Piney Point.

oddly, i noticed this while looking around flickr:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/trudence/81782171/

labelled "Bruce Goff house"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Goff

http://www.architechgallery.com/arch_info/...bruce_goff.html

http://www.greatbuildings.com/architects/Bruce_Goff.html

[Jersey01]

Yeah the weird house was designed by Goff and is considered one of the more important homes in Houston for that reason. Goff directly influenced Herb Greene, who then influenced Joseph Krakower, an architect responsible for some of the better houses in Braes Heights. I believe the July Mod of the Month is one example.

[BenH]

oddly, i noticed this while looking around flickr:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/trudence/81782171/

labelled "Bruce Goff house"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Goff

http://www.architechgallery.com/arch_info/...bruce_goff.html

http://www.greatbuildings.com/architects/Bruce_Goff.html

From the Art Institute Of Chicago's collection of Bruce Goff's papers:

Durst, Robert G. (Mr. and Mrs.), House (built)

323 Tynebrook Court, Houston, Texas

1958

De Long job number: 58.07

Delineator: Robert Alan Bowlby

AND

Stark, Herbert (Mr. and Mrs.), House addition

(built)

323 Tynebrook Court, Houston, Texas

1970-74

De Long job number: 70.01

Delineators: Robert Bowlby, Bart Prince, Koji

Yamashita, and James

[BenH]

From the Art Institute Of Chicago's collection of Bruce Goff's papers:

Durst, Robert G. (Mr. and Mrs.), House (built)

323 Tynebrook Court, Houston, Texas

1958

De Long job number: 58.07

Delineator: Robert Alan Bowlby

AND

Stark, Herbert (Mr. and Mrs.), House addition

(built)

323 Tynebrook Court, Houston, Texas

1970-74

De Long job number: 70.01

Delineators: Robert Bowlby, Bart Prince, Koji

Yamashita, and James "Jimi" Yucas

And video of the interior and exterior:

http://www.filmgalerie451.de/content/prod/...z_goff_d13.html

[marmer]

As promised, from _Ephemeral City_:

[sevfiv]

another goff/durst house link:

http://www.bruce-goff-film.com/de/building_09.html#