Frank Lloyd Wright's Hanna House: The clients' report (Architectural History Foundation/MIT Press series)

"You look so well in the bee cells that were made to imprison you in sunlight," Frank Lloyd Wright wrote to his clients, the Hannas in 1937. This large-format, generously illustrated book tells the story of Wright's famous hexagonal "Honeycomb House" in Palo Alto, California. In personal correspondence, drawings, photographs, and original documents, it brings to life the complex interaction between architect and client in building an entirely original and remarkable home.