Richard Schooler Picture Index

I take a lot of pleasure in "architectural tourism", especially in houses around the turn of the 19th/20th century, particularly of the Arts and Crafts movement, and the work of some of the great architects that worked around that period, such as H.H. Richardson and Frank Lloyd Wright.

Following are some examples:

• H.H. Richardson:
  • The North Easton, MA buildings for the Ames family.
  • The Glessner house in Chicago.
  • Around Harvard University: Sever Hall, Austin Hall, and the Stoughton House.
  • Stonehurst, in Waltham, MA.
• Bernard Maybeck:
  • The Christian Science church in Berkeley.
  • (I've also seen many of his other houses in Berkeley, and will eventually link to those pictures.)
• Greene and Greene:
  • The Thorsen house in Berkeley.
  • (I've also visited the Gamble house in Pasadena, and will eventually post those pictures.)
• Frank Lloyd Wright:
  • Early houses in Oak Park, near Chicago, and Unity Temple.
  • Fallingwater, one of the architectural wonders of the world. (Western Pennsylvania)
  • The Robie house, again in Chicago.
  • The Hanna house, on the Stanford campus in California
  • (I've also visited the Hollyhock house in Hollywood, and Taliesin West in Scottsdale, Arizona, and will eventually post those pictures.)
• Etc.:
  • Gaudí and Modernisme in Barcelona.
  • Gracious old houses in Savannah, Georgia and Beaufort, South Carolina.
  • A turn-of-the-century neighborhood: Queen Anne Hill, in Seattle.
  • In Miami, the Vizcaya mansion and South Beach Art Deco.
  • The Gropius House, in Lincoln, MA.