Frank Loyd Wright
Lime stone
.
like bluffs
.
building home
.
as part of
.
the landscape
.
Alex Jordan Jr.
.
House on the Rock
.
Japanese house
.
built on a rock spire
‘
architects partied
.
at Jordan’s
.
martini glass tinkled
.
as architects
.
mingled with
.
Arts Elite
‘
to the Jazz beat
.
Louis Armstrong
.
once played here
,
Jazz musicians
,
between sets
‘
puffed reefer
.
in the 1950s
.
like bluffs
.
building home
.
as part of
.
the landscape
.
Alex Jordan Jr.
.
House on the Rock
.
Japanese house
.
built on a rock spire
‘
architects partied
.
at Jordan’s
.
martini glass tinkled
.
as architects
.
mingled with
.
Arts Elite
‘
to the Jazz beat
.
Louis Armstrong
.
once played here
,
Jazz musicians
,
between sets
‘
puffed reefer
.
in the 1950s
true Story as told to Me by Madison Architect F. Mullins regaling his time in Sping Green Partying in the 1950s..... *footnote Frank Loyd Wright once told Alex Jordan he wouldn't hire him to design a cheese box lol so Alex Mad decided he would build a Japanese home on top of a rock spire right in franks area by his Famous Spring Green School of Architecture. later they Made up true story
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