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Gertrude and Pauson House / Frank Lloyd Wright
Gertrude and Pauson House / Frank Lloyd Wright
Phoenix, AZ, United States
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Gertrude and Pauson House / Frank Lloyd Wright
Phoenix, AZ, United States
Firm
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
1942
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$50K - 100K
The Pauson House was a little gem within the extensive work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Designed in the 40’s is considered a masterpiece but after a tragic fire this building disappeared after only one year of existence.
Fortunately we have a great photographic report from Pedro E. Guerrero, but they are exclusively black-and-white photographs and just as it happens with the Larkin Administration Building hardly any color images are preserved with enough quality to show us this wonderful work.
I thought it was worthwhile to visit such a fascinating building so now you can enjoy the visit to this superb ship that once sailed through the Arizona desert. Of the many constructions of Wright who have been lost over time, this is one of the most yearned.
Technical aspects
The building is modeled in AutoCad and 3dsMax, the rendering engine is Vray.
I found it especially difficult to model the masonry walls or “desert masonry” as Wright used to call it.
For vegetation and for the carpet, I used the software MultiScatter.
For curtains, cushions and fabrics, I used Marvelous Designer.
The skies are by Peter Guthrie.
Fortunately we have a great photographic report from Pedro E. Guerrero, but they are exclusively black-and-white photographs and just as it happens with the Larkin Administration Building hardly any color images are preserved with enough quality to show us this wonderful work.
I thought it was worthwhile to visit such a fascinating building so now you can enjoy the visit to this superb ship that once sailed through the Arizona desert. Of the many constructions of Wright who have been lost over time, this is one of the most yearned.
Technical aspects
The building is modeled in AutoCad and 3dsMax, the rendering engine is Vray.
I found it especially difficult to model the masonry walls or “desert masonry” as Wright used to call it.
For vegetation and for the carpet, I used the software MultiScatter.
For curtains, cushions and fabrics, I used Marvelous Designer.
The skies are by Peter Guthrie.
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