can be found in this GA houses

could someone please upload a scan or a picture of this floorplan? tx

did you not click on holz's link? There's a floorplan on that page.

dude - why do i have to see this first thing Mon morning - please, go Tigerman worship privately

@ evil: it's not at all about worshipping tigerman and his bad taste architecture. daisy house is a moment in the history of postmodern architecture, not a great moment, but still an important one. i'm planning to use this image in an essay on iconography.
@ holz & fog - i've checked again those links, but still i cannot find any floorplan image.

there is quite clearly a floor plan image in the top right corner of holz first link........

call his office, 312-644-5880 and ask em for it.

just stroke him a little, he likes that

i've checked again the google books page - absolutely no image. either the page is displayed incorrectly on my computer, either i am 100% dumb.
i wrote an e-mail to tigerman's office, maybe i'll have more luck.
but in the meantime, please, if someone has this image, please upload it here, i'll be really grateful.
after all, it's a quite known image of a floor plan from the 70's, no copyright issues probably.

Maybe I'm blind, too, but there's no floorplan in holz.box's link.

I see it.

i see it too. make sure your looking at page 83.

here is a picture from a party at Daisy's house

The Vince rocked Daisy's world.

Who the hell wears a teeshirt into a hot tub? Must be a bunch of young Republicans.

WTF?

HOW does one get to page 83? The page I'm looking at just gives the publishing details of a book by Jencks. The house isn't referenced at all, and there's no links to any pages, nor any way of finding one's way to any such page.

Could it be because I'm not in the US? Is google blocking me or something?

I mean, I don't even care about this building... now I just need to know what's going on with google.

For goodness sakes. Here:



Took like 3 mins.

And this is from Google book's FAQ:

"How do you determine if a book is in the public domain and therefore out of copyright?

For users in the U.S., Google Book Search currently treats all books published after 1922 as protected by copyright, except for books to which no copyright was ever attached, such as books authored by the U.S. government. For users outside the U.S., we make determinations based on appropriate local law. As with all of our decisions related to the Google Book Search content, we're conservative in our reading of both copyright law and the known facts surrounding a particular book. If we don't know for sure, you'll see the Snippet View which, like a card catalog, shows you information about the book plus a few snippets – a few sentences of your search term in context.


Where is that Try Google guy?

here it is in section....

thanks a lot guys!

and here's an analysis

i can't see the link either. just some content-less data.

seems only works in us of a.

how'd vado find a section? i can't see anything. does anybody have any axonometrics? or perspectives?

Apparently at some point between 2007 and 2013, Tigerman's Daisy house was deflowered.