FLW in Oak Park

When in Oak Park, IL last week, we did a quick walk around to see some Frank Lloyd Wright buildings. I have seen them all before, but I was much more fascinated with Unity Temple than I had been previously. The interior space does not photograph well, but flows exceptionally well. Anyone interested in architecture really should visit this building IMO.

Unity Temple facade, supposedly influenced by childhood play with Froebel Blocks, facing the main street of town. Where is the grand entry of most churches?

Elevation Dwg of side street elevation, entry in middle:

Here is the Floor Plan they give you at the church. Where the words say "Unity Temple" that is the main street side:

All early cast concrete:

concrete planter:

Unity Temple interior

Dance on interior

Then a few houses:

Heurtley House circa 1902. This was were we explained "horizontal" to my son:

Hills-De Caro House, circa 1906. This was a remodel of an existing Victorian house:

Nathan G. Moore House, circa 1895 English Elizabethean. This is not purely Wright, as it was a remodel from a Tudor, remodeled a second time by Wright in 1923. I like it a lot. It sits on a corner, and this is the back porch:

Not sure of the name of this one:

FLW Home and Studio Entry
 

Stone FLW Nameplate at home and studio: