Frank Lloyd Wright / Enkeboll

Carnegie Mellon University’s team of students and supervising faculty have used the “Architectural Restoration and Conservation (ARC) of Carved Wood Interiors, 2004- 2005” project funded by the Enkeboll Foundation for Arts and Architecture as an opportunity to investigate and overcome this divide. For the past year we have worked in a systematic way from a deep understanding of history to the most cutting-edge design. The vehicle for this research was Frank Lloyd Wright’s little-known, but amazingly innovative house designed and built for the ice-cream magnate I.N. Hagan in nearby Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania from 1953 to 1956. The house was a near-perfect fit for our research. For more information regarding the project, please refer to the complete project proposal.

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