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You learn something new everyday! Thanks to the ever-informative members of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy's on-line discussion forum, "Wright Chat", I learned that the ultra-modern bank I often drive by in Villa Park, IL is patterned after Mies van der Rohe's original 1946 design proposal for the Cantor Drive-in project that was never built. Read more about it here.
Images via ns.umich.edu and invillapark.com
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