Collection by Justin O'Connell
The outdoor space includes a fire pit.
The outdoor space includes a fire pit.
Architect Paul R. Williams sitting across the table from a client in 1952. Photo by Julius Shulman, courtesy of © J. Paul Getty Trust, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles.
Architect Paul R. Williams sitting across the table from a client in 1952. Photo by Julius Shulman, courtesy of © J. Paul Getty Trust, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles.
The renovation added two sliding-glass doors and a new concrete patio.
The renovation added two sliding-glass doors and a new concrete patio.
Aino and Alvar Aalto in the garden of the Riihitie House in Helsinki, Finland, in 1936.
Aino and Alvar Aalto in the garden of the Riihitie House in Helsinki, Finland, in 1936.
A second tiny house is set within an existing structure and contains a kitchen, dining area, and bathroom.
A second tiny house is set within an existing structure and contains a kitchen, dining area, and bathroom.
Inspired by Usonian homes, this 1957 residence by Herbert Fritz Jr. has wooden built-ins, concrete blocks, and purple carpet.
Inspired by Usonian homes, this 1957 residence by Herbert Fritz Jr. has wooden built-ins, concrete blocks, and purple carpet.
Vintage photochrome colour photo circa 1890 of Eastgate Street in Chester an historic town in England dating back to the medieval period. The view includes the Tudor period buildings and rows in the city centre also the Grosvenor Hotel. A horse drawn tram operated by the Chester Tramways Company can be seen.
Vintage photochrome colour photo circa 1890 of Eastgate Street in Chester an historic town in England dating back to the medieval period. The view includes the Tudor period buildings and rows in the city centre also the Grosvenor Hotel. A horse drawn tram operated by the Chester Tramways Company can be seen.
Wright treated his residential projects as testing grounds for his evolving visions. Here, we map his impact on future generations of architects through homes by his protégés and admirers.
Wright treated his residential projects as testing grounds for his evolving visions. Here, we map his impact on future generations of architects through homes by his protégés and admirers.

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