by Lynne Rostochil I don’t think that many of us are going to regret seeing the nuttiest year in memory, 2016, in our rearview mirror, but before we breathe a big sigh of relief and hope that 2017 will be kinder, it’s time to pick our favorite blogs of the year. Here are our top […]
by Lynne Rostochil. Brochure from Lynne’s collection. Awhile back, I ran across one of the most beautifully illustrated booklets I’ve ever seen and much to my delight, it was one dedicated to the future Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center (now the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum) in OKC. The brochure was put together […]
photos by Terri Sadler Last week, Terri had a chance to go to the Statewide Preservation Conference in Norman and tour Bruce Goff’s beautiful Ledbetter House. Here are some of her photos of the house and a few displays of Goff’s work at OU: […]
by Lynne Rostochil As we all know, Oklahoma is home to some pretty impressive mid-century architecture; in fact, you can find examples of just about every style of modernism scattered from the smallest one-streetlight town to the most bustling urban areas. Yes, we are quite lucky to have such an abundance of good buildings in our state, but I often lament the […]
by Lynne Rostochil Last night, I participated in the AIA Chit Chat that was organized as part of Architecture Week. Each speaker had 20 seconds to speak about each of 20 slides, and if you know me and how chatty I am, you know that was a big challenge! For those who missed this fun […]
by Lynne Rostochil Last week, you caught a glimpse of some of the goodies in a small-but-gorgeous brochure produced by the OU School of Architecture for prospective architectural students. We wrap up our look at this ’60s-era stunner this week with a look at more student work. NOTE: All brochure text is in italics. Three sketches […]