An Evening at the Harvey House |
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A special event in conjunction with the Frank Lloyd Wright Building
Conservancy in Los Angeles |
| 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Thursday, October 20, 2005 |
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Prices: NonMembers: $200 JLF Members: $150* FLWBC Conference attendees: $150 |
 Exterior of Harvey House, rear
Benefit and VIP Reception at the John Lautner-designed Harvey House, co-sponsored by the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy Experience one of Lautner's Hollywood Hills residences with breathtaking
views from downtown Los Angeles to Santa Monica and the Pacific Ocean.
The current owners, actress Kelly Lynch and screenwriter Mitch Glazer,
open their home for the evening event. Enjoy fine wines, food and
music at this magnificent site with board members and friends of
the The John Lautner Foundation and Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy. |
Members: Please confirm that your JLF membership is current before registering as a member. Confirm by sending an email to lautner@johnlautner.org We will then give you a code that allows you to register at the member price. Please note that individual members get the member price only for themselves. If you register for a spouse or other person, that person does not get the member price. *New: See current member listing here. Conference attendees: please write for your code as well. If you think your JLF membership is current but are unable to send an email or can't wait for an answer (it will usually be within a few hours), sign up as a member, paying the full $200 price. We will check memberships and if you are already a member the extra $50 will extend your membership. Registering by mail: If you prefer to register by mail, print out this registration form and mail it to the address on the form, with your fee.
Interior of Harvey House |
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You are invited to attend a reception at John Lautner's Harvey House (1949). Designed for aluminum magnate Leo Harvey, the house is truly innovative and takes advantage of the natural site and scenic views. Over the years, owners' remodels had altered the house to the point where it resembled a modern ruin. However, the renovation by architect Helena Arahuete, a previous senior architect in Lautner's office, restored the house to its original form while addressing the needs and tastes of the current owners. The house in its restored condition represents an important step in Lautner's career as it was the first of his large-scale and budgeted projects.
Attendance is limited.
Bus transportation from Barnsdall Art Park will be provided for conference
attendees or valet parking will be provided at the residence.
Your donation is tax-deductible: The John Lautner Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exampt organization. Your contribution is tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Of the $200 donation, $120 is deductible. Of the $150 donation, $70 is deductible. Federal Tax Identification Number: 95-4629545
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