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Hi John,

Ask about Wright at the Architetical Society in Chicago. They have a
lot of information about him, since he built many buildings in Chicago.

Netta Maoz



Dr. Netta Maoz

Clore Garden of Science
and
Young@science
(Formerly: Youth Activities Section)
Weizmann Institute of science
Rehovot 76100, Israel
Tel. 972-8 934-3945
Fax 972-8-934-4130
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I heard a rumor that Wright was not permitted to build in New York when
he was a young architect (probably the beaurocracy of codes,etc.)
Anyway, eventually he got famous and was commissioned to do the
Guggenheim. It was (at the time) a controversial design which was
perceived as being ugly by many and was dubbed "Wright's Revenge" for
the earlier snub.

Anyone out there know if this is true or just a wondeful urban legend?

John Bowditch

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> Hi, Andrew:
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> Well, there's the Guggenheim!
>
> Eric Siegel
> Director of Planning
>    & Program Development
> Connections Project Director
> New York Hall of Science
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Informal Science Education Network
> > [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Andrew
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> > Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 11:52 AM
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> > Subject: Unique & Challenging Exhibit Spaces
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> > At Zeum we have a room we call the cone, which is a high (3
> > stories) round space.  Around the outside of the cone there
> > is a "corkscrew" walkway which has balconies that overlook
> > the central space at various heights.  It is both an
> > impressive space and a challenging one to design exhibits for.
> >
> > I am wondering - what other spaces like this are out there?
> > How did you approach the design process?  What did you end up
doing?
> >
> > Right now we are exhibiting Metafield Maze by Bill Keays:
> >
> http://www.zeum.org/exhibits/metafield2/main.html
>
> In the past we have had Jam O world:
>
> http://www.zeum.org/exhibits/jam/main.html#
>
> The space is simultaneously so promising and difficult that we have
> never used it to its fullest extent.
>
> Andrew Sternick
> Technology Administrator
> Zeum
> 221 Fourth St., San Francisco, CA  94103
> 415-820-3358 Tel
> 415-777-2851 Fax
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>
>         Now in Zeum's Main Gallery...
>
>         WHOOSH!
>         Let your imagination soar at Zeum.
>
>         - Make art that comes to life in the wind
>         - Design, build, and fly your own kite
>         - Create a symphony of wind sounds
>
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