Frank Lloyd Wright was an enthusiastic car user all his life, and that taste was also reflected in his architecture. One of his designs in which this passion for the cars is more evident is the Gordon Strong Automobile Objective

In recent months I have been collaborating with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation in the recreation of this, one of my favorite designs. It’s been a great experience, in which I have had the opportunity to work with fantastic people, who share with me the same love for architecture and very especially for the work of Frank Lloyd Wright.

This work can be seen in the upcoming issue of the Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly magazine

The magazine focuses on the design for Gordon Strong but includes views of three other works strongly related to the automobile:

Butterfly Wing Bridge, Valley National Bank, and Roy Wetmore Car Repair and Showroom, all of them spectacular designs but, for different reasons never came to be built.

To acquire the magazine visit this website

12/19/2018 Update

Dwell magazine has written a fabulous article that includes new images of this project not shown to date, as well as several of Wright’s original drawings.

The full article can be read here

01/30/2019 Update

The company Itoo Software, whose magnificent Railclone and Forest Pack have been instrumental in the recreation of Gordon Strong, have been very kind to publish a case study that explains the use of their software during the modeling of this work.

The article can be read here

05/14/2019 Update

It is interesting when my work appears in generalist media. In this article belonging to The Guardian newspaper you can see my render for Butterfly bridge