A) December 2008 B) 1939 C) August 10, 1994 D) 1936
A) The Schindler Architectural Trust B) Austrian Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna C) Frank Gehry Foundation D) Los Angeles Times
A) The Hollyhock House B) Fitzpatrick-Leland House C) The Eames House D) The Getty Villa
A) The City of Los Angeles B) Pauline Schindler's FoSH C) The Austrian Government D) The MAK Center
A) $500,000 B) $150,000 C) $100,000 D) $250,000
A) One B) Two C) Three D) Four
A) Sleeping area and nursery B) Kitchen, laundry, sewing room, and storage C) Library, office, and guest room D) Garage, bathroom, and workshop
A) 20,000 square feet B) 1,500 square feet C) Just under 3,500 square feet D) 5,000 square feet
A) Rooftop sleeping baskets B) Open-air balconies C) Murphy beds D) Loft spaces
A) Lorcan O'Herlihy B) Eric Owen Moss C) Frank Gehry D) Rudolph M. Schindler
A) Frank Gehry B) Carl Pruscha C) Clyde Chace D) Pauline Schindler
A) 1994 B) 1939 C) 2022 D) 2008
A) Redwood B) Steel C) Concrete D) Canvas
A) Modernism in Los Angeles B) A Tribute to Preserving Schindler's Paradise C) The Evolution of Residential Architecture D) Schindler House: 100 Years in the Making
A) 40,000 square feet B) 20,000 square feet C) 3,500 square feet D) 10,000 square feet
A) West Hollywood B) San Francisco C) Santa Monica D) San Diego
A) Clyde Chace B) Rudolph M. Schindler C) Irving J. Gill D) Frank Lloyd Wright
A) A single-family residence B) A rental property C) A public museum D) Cooperative live/work space
A) Sent to the mayor B) Denied C) Ignored D) Approved immediately
A) Temporary B) Conditional C) Permanent D) Emergency
A) Stone tiles B) Flat concrete slab C) Brick foundation D) Wooden joists
A) Plastic, rubber, or metal B) Concrete, clear glass, or frosted glass C) Wood, steel, or brick D) Clay, straw, or plaster
A) Ottenheimer B) Clyde Chace C) Irving J. Gill D) Stern
A) July 1924 B) November 1921 C) June 1922 D) October 1921
A) $20,000 B) $12,550 C) $10,000 D) $15,000
A) June 1922 B) July 1924 C) Summer 1922 D) October 1921
A) Rudolph M. Schindler B) Clyde Chace C) Ottenheimer D) Irving J. Gill
A) 1927 B) 1953 C) 1980 D) 1977
A) John Cage B) Gregory Ain C) Frank Schindler D) Richard Schindler
A) March 1925 B) June 1980 C) May 1977 D) Late 1930s
A) 1953 B) June 1980 C) August 1927 D) May 1977
A) Mid-1980s B) 2022 C) 1953 D) 1977
A) John Cage B) Gregory Ain C) Rudolph Schindler D) Richard Neutra
A) The house was falling apart B) It was too expensive to maintain C) Pauline wanted to move D) The surrounding neighborhood context had changed
A) The birth of Rudolph Schindler B) The fiftieth anniversary of FoSH C) The hundredth anniversary D) The completion of the restoration
A) John Bovingdon B) Galka Scheyer C) Theodore Dreiser D) Edward Weston
A) Galka Scheyer B) Edward Weston C) John Bovingdon D) Theodore Dreiser |