FLW Tells OU What Architecture Is
Recently, Tim Brauer posted an article about a 1946 Frank Lloyd Wright visit to OU — perhaps his first visit, from what I can tell. Tim’s dad, architect Leslie G. Brauer, […]
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Remembering Jerri Bonebrake
by Lynne Rostochil Last week, we heard of the passing of Jerri Hodges Bonebrake, Bruce Goff’s devoted secretary during his years at OU. Her death is a sad loss for […]
Art in Architecture: The Rendering — Part 2
by Lynne Rostochil Last February, we profiled some of the great renderings of Oklahoma architecture that we’ve stumbled across over the years. Well, in the last year, we’ve found another batch of great […]
The Dr. James Cole Dental Clinic and the Architectural Offerings of John G. York
text and photos by Robyn Arn unless otherwise noted When I lived in Norman in the ’90s, I found myself in need of a new dentist. I was referred to […]
OU School of Architecture: Style is the Ultimate Morality of the Mind, part 2
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 […]
OU School of Architecture: Style is the Ultimate Morality of the Mind, part 1
by Lynne Rostochil It seems that there’s no limit to the great mid-century, Oklahoma-centric goodies to be found at local estate and garage sales. Here’s another of my favorite finds […]