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There's been an ongoing proliferation of virtual Frank Lloyd Wright buildings popping up on the web. We've already seen a Half-Life Fallingwater, Google Earth Wright buildings and now: The fly-around Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio. If the nasty Chicago weather prohibits you from seeing the real thing in Oak Park, IL, then this virtual version will have to do. You can check it out by following the link. Stay warm!
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Wow! Imagine my surprise to read this post and see my model of the FLW Home and Studio! I'm quite honored!
Posted by: Amy Kendall | Feb 10, 2008 at 08:45 AM