Examples of using Wingspread in English and their translations into Thai
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Wingspread Wright.
Racine Wingspread.
Wingspread in Racine Wisconsin.
And Sam Johnson at Wingspread.
Wingspread, the home designed by Wright for H.F. Johnson, Jr.
The Johnson Foundation Wingspread.
You can see them and Wingspread, all in Racine, Wisconsin.
A Bathrooms are available and are located in Wingspread.
For my father, sister and me,[Wingspread] was a happy place to live.”.
Completed in 1939, the home was named Wingspread.
Wingspread is just five miles north of our campus in Racine, Wisconsin.
A Yes, photography is allowed on the Wingspread tour.
In 1989, Wingspread was designated a National Historic Landmark.
RIGHT: The crow's nest lookout on the roof of Wingspread is accessed by a spiral staircase.
Wingspread is about five miles north of SC Johnson's campus in Racine.
BOTTOM: The crow's nest lookout on the roof of Wingspread is accessed by a spiral staircase.
He told Wright that Wingspread was beautiful, but it had a leaky roof and water was leaking right on top of his head!
The Research Tower followed, opening in 1950. Wright also designed the Johnson family home, Wingspread, which was completed in 1939.
Frank Lloyd Wright called Wingspread“the last of the Prairie houses.” Now the headquarters of The Johnson Foundation.
A From SC Johnson, turn right onto 14th Street and follow it east until it ends at Main Street. Turn left and take Main Street north until it ends at 4 Mile Road. Turn right and take 4 Mile Road east to 33 East Four Mile Road. Wingspread will be on the right(south) side of 4 Mile Road.
If you want to visit SC Johnson and Wingspread, be sure to make separate reservations for each.
See Wingspread as part of your trip to our historic Frank Lloyd Wright-designed world headquarters in Racine, Wisconsin.
The widely publicised Wingspread Declaration, from a meeting of environmentalists in 1998, is another example of the strong version.
For Wingspread, Wright used Kasota limestone, brick, stucco and unstained wood to help anchor the house to the earth. At the same time, its 30-foot-high chimney and many windows lift it toward the sky. The architecture seamlessly melds into the sprawling prairie, woods and ravines that surround the home.