Using mainly wood, Harwell Hamilton Harris exhibited a sensitivity to site and materials that carried on the American Arts & Crafts movement. Adapting from the vernacular of California and from the modular practices of the modernists he created a style of his own. Harris developed a regional oeuvre at balance with naturalism yet embracing a modernist ideology -creating works that exhibited a sensitivity to site and materials and at peace with the environment.
see Harwell Hamilton Harris
1 comment:
You're welcome to continue using thumbnails from our site _if_ the images are linked to the page the image or thumbnail originally appears on, in accord with current image linking good practice. Wouldn't it be nice to also include us in your link lists, if you do?
Best wishes,
Kevin
ArchitectureWeek
Post a Comment