Frank Lloyd Wright in Pop-Up

By Roland Lewis
(Thunder Bay Press, Hardcover, 9781607100089, 36pp.)

Publication Date: December 2009

Categories: History - General

Description

Discover some of Wright's most iconic works--Fallingwater, the Guggenheim, the Robie House--with this spectacular pop-up book. Each pop-up focuses on a particular work and is accompanied by a detailed history of its planning, design, and current state.

About the Author

Roland Lewis has had a long career as a professional communicator, working as a writer, filmmaker and university lecturer. His film career included spells working for the British Broadcasting Company, the renowned Shell Oil Film Unit, and on documentaries for other major national and international companies. He has also worked as an independent filmmaker, producing and directing short drama films for the cinema.

His writing work has included reviews and feature articles and three instructional books

He was a Senior Lecturer with the University of Westminster, London. UK, teaching film, video and television production on one of Britain’s leading undergraduate media courses.

Roland Lewis has long had a special interest in architecture and has made it his particular study in recent years. He is the author of a guide to Victorian architecture and of Frank Gehry in Pop-Up.

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