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    Yamamura House - Frank Lloyd Wright

    Brian Butterfield
    Jul 13, '10 12:45 AM EST

    Built in 1924, one year after the completion of his famous Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. The Yamamura house was a collaboration between Wright and two Japanese disciples, Arata Endo and Makoto Minami. The house is very clearly a collaboration, with the Western rooms remiscent of the Robie House or some of his later California work and the tatami rooms upstairs a curious mix of eastern minimalism and Wrightian decoration.

    Good link here:
    http://www.galinsky.com/buildings/yamamura/index.htm

    (Ashiya, Hyogo Prefecture)

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