Talk:Robert and Rae Levin House

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To do: include Template:Infobox Modern building —Preceding unsigned comment added by Jelevin (talk • contribs) 13:31, 18 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Editing notes 2021[edit]

When was it designed and when built (started, finished)?
- List of Frank Lloyd Wright works (allegedly following Storrer, but I found there just one date, not two, see below): designed 1948, finished 1949
- Storrer: 1948, but not clear if design or year when building finished.
- The article, apparently quoting MacCartney: in 1949 the Levins were "working with FLW to build a house".
- Construction from start & finish the same year?
Too bad 3 main sources (Chamberlain, MacCartney, Peterson) are not online. No online ones to be found?
What are those pesky "[1 pg...]" notes for? Maybe they were common practice in 2008, but can now be removed?
If copied & pasted along with complete text from elsewhere: beware of copyright issues!

The two initial editors, who posted the entire material, probably the Levins themselves, only contributed to this and the Usonia article around 2008 and are -understandibly- not active on WP anymore. Arminden (talk) 11:33, 11 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]