Posts tagged architecture
Think one person can change the world?
oneh:
interior of 157 north professor street, the house designed by oberlin professor frederick b. artz, which he shared with fellow “bachelor” prof. raymond stetson from 1940 to stetson’s death in ‘50. seeing at pictures of gorgeous buildings that used to exist in oberlin gives me lots of feelings. learning queer history gives me even more feelings. the oberlin lgbt archive is an incredible resource for both - read more about artz here.
Beautiful photo, plus a great archive.
Tess Yanisch ‘13 tours Oberlin from behind. Pictured here: the walkway between Asia House and the Carnegie Building.
Peters y u so pretty
(Source: annalikesthings)
King Building (Taken with Instagram at Oberlin College)
Cass Gilbert, Plan of Allen Memorial Art Museum, 1916.
art museum - oberlin, oh | ©howsthesalmon.com
The Weltzheimer/Johnson House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, will be open on Sunday, October 2, from 12pm until 5pm. Open houses are held on the first and third Sundays of the month from April through November. Admission is free to Oberlin College students! People come from all over the country and around the world to visit this fine example of Wright’s Usonian style housing.
Presented here are four classic views of the house over the years.
Oops, you missed last weekend. Next open hours of our Frank Lloyd Wright house are on October 16th from 12-5pm. Students still get to visit for free!
untitled by Matt Kowal on Flickr.
Weltzheimer/Johnson House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
OBERLIN SKYLINE SUNDAY by jon fobes on Flickr.
Peters Hall
