Winton Guest House Plan Enter the Winton guest house designed by architect Frank Gehry and contructed from 1983 to 1987 for Mike and Penny Winton and most recently owned by local real estate developer Kirt Woodhouse until he gave the property to the University of St Thomas in December 2007 An Unusual Gift
Winton Guest House The house was commissioned to Gehry by the Winton family serving as a guesthouse for their brick and glass residence built in 1952 near Lake Minnetonka by another great twentieth century architect Philip Johnson The house is an architectural collage of six geometric volumes each with a different shape and housing function 37 Photo courtesy of University of Saint Thomas Frank Gehry s Winton Guest House was recently announced to be up for auction on May 19 in Chicago Designed for Mike and Penny Winton during the 80s in Lake Minnetonka MN the Guest House helped propel Gehry into international stardom in the 90s
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Winton Guest House plan Winton Guest House by Frank Gehry date of construction 1983 1987 Home Famous Architectures Frank Gehry Winton Guest House Winton Guest House The preview image of the project of this architecture derives directly from our dwg design and represents exactly the content of the dwg file A whimsical guest house designed by Frank Gehry completed in 1987 will be moved from its site in Orono Minnesota overlooking Lake Minnetonka to the University of St Thomas Daniel C Gainey Conference Center in Owatonna Minnesota the university announced on Monday
1 of 2 Frank O Gehry Winton Guest House Wayzata Minnesota 1983 1987 Not on view Medium Wood plastic and plaster Dimensions 11 3 4 x 24 x 24 29 8 x 61 x 61 cm Model maker Mitch Lawrence Carroll Stockard Credit Gift of the architect Object number 440 1987 Department Architecture and Design Installation views May 21 2015 The Frank Gehry designed Winton Guest House which was moved 110 miles from its original Minnesota site barely five years ago sold at auction May 19th with the condition that the new owners must transplant it yet again After just four bids at Wright s auction house the hammer came down at 750 000 setting the final sale
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The Winton guesthouse was designed by Gehry in 1983 for a residence in Wayzata Minnesota which has an entirely different type of design by Philip Johnson The guesthouse is a grouping of The treasures of my life The living room of the Winton Guest House includes a 35 foot tall pyramidal shaped space After Gehry s remarks Woodhouse and Father Dennis Dease president of St Thomas unveiled a plaque that will be placed near the main entrance to the house
That is wonderful to hear When auctioneer Richard Wright declared the home was sold at 750 000 he called it a real bargain for an architectural masterpiece The Hudson River Valley will be the third address for the guest house The Winton Guest House was saved from demolition by Kirt Woodhouse a local real estate developer who bought the property in Orono and donated the the 2 300 square foot guest house to the University of St Thomas
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Enter the Winton guest house designed by architect Frank Gehry and contructed from 1983 to 1987 for Mike and Penny Winton and most recently owned by local real estate developer Kirt Woodhouse until he gave the property to the University of St Thomas in December 2007 An Unusual Gift
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Winton Guest House Plan - A whimsical guest house designed by Frank Gehry completed in 1987 will be moved from its site in Orono Minnesota overlooking Lake Minnetonka to the University of St Thomas Daniel C Gainey Conference Center in Owatonna Minnesota the university announced on Monday