A project that was extinguished by World War II involved a group of enthusiastic homesteaders eager to build the earth-bermed rammed earth houses Wright designed for their shared property, on which they were each to pursue their agricultultural dreams.
Each house was to cost approx. $1400 in 1942 dollars. More here.
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I'd like to get my hands on some of his conceptual drawings...
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