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The other architectural hot-spot in Lakeland, FL--Florida Southern College--has some interesting news to report. $1 million dollars has been approved towards the building of a new Frank Lloyd Wright-designed visitor's center for the campus. This would up the amount of Wright-designed buildings present at the college, which is the single largest collection in one spot in the world. Read about it here.
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FTA: "The center would be in a Wright-designed home near the campus, Kerr said, and buying that property is part of the cost."
One small problem... there are NO FLW homes in Lakeland, FL.
Posted by: Paul Ringstrom | Jun 18, 2009 at 09:52 AM
True...could be mis-information by newspaper reporter or person speaking. Are there any Wright-ish homes near FSC?
Could they have actually meant a building Wright originally designed for FSC that was never executed, however they have to acquire land nearby for it?
Posted by: Eric | Jun 18, 2009 at 10:39 AM