Saving Bruce Goff

Title: Saving Bruce Goff; The Architectural Review
Creator: Michael Webb
Subject: 1000655; 1950-1955; 2001018; 5801 NW 178th St Edmond, OK; 701 W Brooks Norman, OK; 730 60th Avenue Northeast Norman, OK; Architects; Architectural firms; Architectural practice; Architectural services; Arson; Asphalt; BARTLESVILLE (OKLA); Bavinger House (Norman, Okla.); Building; Building And Construction; Central mast with guy wires; Cleveland County; Company business management; Demolished; Design and construction; Domestic; Edmond, OK; Elliott, Rand; Eugene Bavinger House; Glass Cullets; Goff, Bruce; Goff, Bruce 1904-1982; Goff, Bruce A; HOPEWELL BAPTIST CHURCH; Helix form; Historic preservation; Homes; Ledbetter House; Modern architecture; Modernism/Organic; Norman, OK; OT1001354; Organic; Personal profiles; Pollock House; Residential; Shin'enKan; Stone; Washington County
Abstract: Webb looks at the life and works of Bruce Goff (1904-82), one of America's most original architects. Inspired by natural forms and the example of Frank Lloyd Wright, this self-taught prodigy completed his first house at 15, and seven years later designed a cathedral-like church in Tulsa, among other achievements.
volume: 217
issue: 1300
pages: 44–44
Date: 2005
Language: eng
issn: 0003-861X
uri: https://okstate-stillwater.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01OKSTATESTILL_OKSTAT/2920vv/cdi_proquest_reports_201190613
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