Frank Lloyd Wright's Hidden Gem - The Armstrong House REVEALED!

[@karencontestabile6064]

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[@fzarchitecture]

Thank you for your comment and watching!

[@greatmustis]

Vaya me sorprendio q analices esta casa. Tengo entendido q con el tiempo tuvo ampliaciones asi como modificaciones. No se que tan original sea.

[@fzarchitecture]

Buenas, en realidad, estoy trabajando en todas las obras de Wright, así para tener en realidad una serie completas de sus obras, de todo lo que se ha hecho y no se han publicado. También he visto esto de las varias alteraciones, pero al final tenemos un claro ejemplo de otra Usonian house. Gracias por comentar!

[@smusz]

Is this the bldg in Ogden Dunes, IN?

[@fzarchitecture]

That's correct! thank you for watching!

[@BOEHHO89]

Base board heaters I was told was a expensive way to heat a house .

[@fzarchitecture]

Are many ways to keep warm the house. Depending of many factors to determine what it is the best way to heat a house. It is not easy do an answer without seeing and anylizing the house. In that case I am not aware of the system used, but at that time maybe was the only way to have it. So the dilema was heat your house doing confort or not having any system. That's the key question at that time! Thank you for watching!

[@callmeishmael7452]

Depends on the relative costs of available energy. Baseboard heaters do allow individual room T-stats which saves energy.

[@fzarchitecture]

@@callmeishmael7452 Let me explain better. It is not depend on the energy cost to reduce the amount of energy bill. The most important is having a better insolation, reduce the lost of energy from the house and them use materials that keep warm or stable of energy changes depending on the type of construction and use. All these factors are crucial to reduce energy consumption. Then use the most efficient system, that's a second key point, but firstly is the architecture. Unfortunately at that time Wright were not much conscientious in that because he created art but today, is a key point to add in our new buildings. We learnt from the past.

[@leemathis6053]

More pictures would have been nice

[@fzarchitecture]

I agree, but the documentation that I found out, sometimes makes harder to have more information. I will do an update during the time once I will be visiting these house when it is possible. Thank you for sharing!

[@MarcAndre1]

I'm not sure this is a true Frank Lloyd Wright.

[@fzarchitecture]

It is! See link on the comment below abd you will see the FLLW organization showing and we do real content and exclusive. Any other doubts let us know! Thank you for watching!

[@michaelsd284]

The narration repeats to the point of annoying and distracts from the presentation. I ended up muting to get through this.

[@fzarchitecture]

Thank you for your comment, we will take care revising the content. Thank you!

[@graafisk]

Agree - I didn't even bother going all the way to the end, stopped at 6:15. Sorry, content creator, this was just not an interesting presentation - and I love FLW videos! Maybe the images / photos / videos available were limited, but then maybe don't bother or make the presentation a LOT shorter.