Architect: Ulrich Franzen LIFE Magazine - 1958 Photo: Nina Leen
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Architect: Ulrich Franzen LIFE Magazine - 1958 Photo: Nina Leen
the beautiful beattie residence in rye, new york by ulrich franzen. photos by nina leen for life magazine 1958. via : somewhere i would like to live
The award-winning Franzen House, designed by Ulrich Franzen for his family in New York’s Rye is for rent – and […]
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Bloedel Guest House (1965) in Williamstown, MA, USA, by Ulrich Franzen
the beautiful beattie residence in rye, new york by ulrich franzen. photos by nina leen for life magazine 1958. via : somewhere i would like to live
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English actress Maggie Smith and Broadway producer Roger Stevens flew in to attend, as...
The award-winning Franzen House, designed by Ulrich Franzen for his family in New York’s Rye is for rent – and […]
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Architect: Ulrich Franzen Architectural Record - 1958
Ulrich Franzen left an architectural legacy across America. Franzen's structures embody a Mid Century Modern and Brutalist aesthetic.
Agronomy Building, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 1968 (Ulrich Franzen)
Architect: Ulrich Franzen LIFE Magazine - 1958 Photo: Nina Leen
Architect: Ulrich Franzen Architectural Record - 1958
Ulrich Franzen
Plan for East Manhattan by Ulrich Franzen. From Evolving City : Urban Design Proposals (1974) by Peter Wolf and sponsored by the Ford Foundation.
Culture Trip brings you some of the most iconic, representative Brutalist buildings in the world.
English actress Maggie Smith and Broadway producer Roger Stevens flew in to attend, as...
Take a look inside this house from mid-century architect Ulrich Franzen for a taste of what design and Brutalism meant in the 1960's.
