A five-bedroom, 2,181-square-foot Prairie-style bungalow in the Beverly neighborhood that was designed by noted architect Walter Burley Griffin was listed on Friday for $489,900. Built in 1909 ...

The home’s architect, Walter Burley Griffin, designed the Prairie-style home in 1906 for his older brother, Ralph. The house was built in 1909-10.

Kroll is now asking $489,900 for the five-bedroom, roughly 2,200-square-foot bungalow on 104th Place, which is also called Walter Burley Griffin Place. It’s represented by Charles Orr of ...

Walter Burley Griffin's name may not be as recognizable as some of his contemporaries that helped develop the Prairie School movement, but this early twentieth century architect built dozens of ...

ARCHITECTURE MATI MALDRE The author of “Walter Burley Griffin in America” speaks at the Ridge Historical Society Friday at 7:30 p.m., discussing his photographs of Prairie School houses… ...

ABOUT 100 years ago, Chicago architect Walter Burley Griffin was a frustrated man. He had received worldwide acclaim for being awarded "first premium" for his design for Australia's new capital ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Like so many renovators, Kel and Mary Sherwood feared what lay under the ugly shag-pile carpet that was in the heritage-listed ...

Houses conceived by two of the more prominent ones—Wright disciple Walter Burley Griffin and Mies man H.P. Davis “Deever” Rockwell—recently hit the market with price tags just north of ...