Frank Lloyd Wright was said to be the greatest american architect for his many works on revolutionary and expertly crafted architectural work. He has worked on many famous buildings and completed more than 500 of the 1000 or so pieces. So of his most known works of arts include Falling Water, Mills Run, Pennsylvania and Hillside Home School, Spring Green, Wisconsin. He has not just made houses though he has made many types of buildings including offices, churches, schools, skyscraper, hotels, and museums. Frank Lloyd is agreeably the most accomplished American architect of all time.
I choose Frank because I am interested in architecture. I thought that his work was very impressive and I especially liked his piece, Fallingwater, Mill Run, Pennsylvania (1937). I am going to make a small scale building using some of his techniques for my project. I will make it out of wood and other types of building materials.
Showing posts with label fairy houses. Show all posts
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K Fairy Houses
After looking at the book Fairy Houses... Everywhere! by Barry & Tracy Kane, brainstorming, and creating sketches, we went for a walk in the wood to collect material for our fairy houses. 
Ethan, Page, Brett, and Payson are talking about the fairy playground they are building.
We put food out for the fairies.
Reed found this branch that was in the shape of a hook that could be used for a swing, a slide, or a whole bunch of different things.
Spencer and Ryan hatch a plan for their expansive fairy house.
Look at all the fairy food and umbrellas to keep the fairies dry!
Lexi created beds of leaves and sand dollars perfect for fairy naps.
Look at all the fun things to do at the fairy playground! There are slides, and swings!
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