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Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim Bilbao

I was watching the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, the second floor was devoted entirely to the work of architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Most of the time I was there, accompanied by the famous architect Aida Ayala, who knew me a magnificent view of each of the projects of Wright. Be delighted with the house of the falls, with the Usonian houses, the planetarium, the tower of the company's compound Johnson, the latter shining in the design of manufacturing a floor that does not reach the perimeter between every two that do. From inside the spatial feeling is sublime, viewed from a large plant as the top floor is an interior balcony and roof of the next floor is a distance twice. Brilliant.
I loved the flat of his views, many rendered with colored pencils so that only your imagination could see, with precision. sequence of drawings of the Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan is an example of this, but so is a charcoal drawing of the house of Mr and Miss nosequé, just disbelief.
The signature box has not gone unnoticed scrutinized before my eyes, always signed as "FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT ARCHITECT" on the edge of a red colored square in capital letters as is common among professionals in this profession, to with capital letters, no a hair cut. I must admit that one annoying detail is revealed to me: those two horizontal lines inscribed pencil weak calligraphic letters of each of the words of the plane. IMHO horrible. Well, otr @ s think that gives some technical interest to the plane, I think that they give the dimensions, including heights;).
Then we watched a loom that was designed for theater curtain that was made by his wife and employees to commemorate their 80 and something Compleano, LoGrande so beautiful it is, and somewhat laborious by the number of seams and joints, but simple.
And hungry, we headed to where we expected Santurtxi a delicious dinner and a restaurant on the bay fishing port volumes will not, but not before staying for a while and focused as fools in the last two exhibition hall where the interesting cast a television interview that I assure you do not have any waste. Open architecture
Viva! We are all architects! Anyone who says they do not, or is jealous architect or an idiot