The Ennis-Brown House, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright in
1924, is seen March 7, 2005 in Los Angeles, California. The historic
10,000 square foot home was yellow tagged (limited occupancy allowed) by
the City of Los Angeles after a retaining wall
began to fail after recent rain storms in Southern California. Named
“House for an Art Lover” this home was built in 1901 by Glasgow’s most
famous architect, Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The design was submitted
as part of a competition to build a house for an art lover and
disqualified because it was sent in after the deadline. However, it was
awarded an alternative prize for its uniqueness and built in Glasgow.
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