Designed in 1966 by Wright’s student Herb DeLevie, this home in Madison, Wisconsin, includes an unusual converted sunroom.
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Located in the capital city of Madison, Wisconsin, The Max and Arlyne Hurwitz House balances Wright-inspired design cues with a few twists. Built in 1966 by Herb DeLevine, a student of Wright’s Taliesin School of Architecture, the midcentury home’s unusual details include a converted sunroom that once housed an indoor pool. See if you can spot it below.
![The home's shady corner lot is full of large Maple trees and lush plantings. A deep eave marks the grand entrance, which is further dramatized by 15-foot-tall double doors with Medieval-style hardware from Spain.](https://myproperty.life/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/this-quirky-abode-built-by-a-frank-lloyd-wright-apprentice-wants-575k-1.jpg)
The home’s shady corner lot is full of large maple trees and lush plantings. A deep eave marks the grand entrance, which is further dramatized by 15-foot-tall double doors with Medieval-style hardware from Spain.
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The 3,500-square-foot residence offers an earthy interior with a natural stone fireplace, wood paneling, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Throughout the four-bedroom and three-bathroom home, angled walls and corner nooks create surprising visual contrasts.
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A striking natural stone fireplace wraps around the living room and entryway. The cathedral ceiling is offset by angled walls and wood-framed eaves, adding an unexpected dimension to the space.
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![Clapboard walls in the living room meet up with a large glass wall in the corner. Overlooking a stone-walled patio, the large windows enhance the room's relationship with the outdoors.](https://myproperty.life/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/this-quirky-abode-built-by-a-frank-lloyd-wright-apprentice-wants-575k-3.jpg)
Clapboard walls in the living room meet up with a large glass wall in the corner. Overlooking a stone-walled patio, the large windows enhance the room’s relationship with nature.
Photo by Mike Gorski, VRX Media Group
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