US EditionThe Ingenious Interlocking Brick Design of the Iconic 'Ennis House' by Frank Lloyd Wright
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The Ingenious Interlocking Brick Design of the Iconic 'Ennis House' by Frank Lloyd Wright
Architectural channel This House took a look at the “Ennis House” in Los Angeles, one of the most iconic houses designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. This incredible brick home was designed after his Prairie School period and was unlike anything anyone had seen before. The house was assembled rather than built, using more than 27,000 interlocking textile blocks to create a unique style of antique modernism. Ennis House towers above Los Feliz like an …
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