Frank Lloyd Wright home may be moved to Japan
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Dewaashita
Very cool
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nothereillegal
London Bridge was moved to the Colorado River....that was a right laugh that was...the yanks thought they were buying Tower Bridge.
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lemur
Meiji-mura north of Nagoya has a wonderful collection of old buildings from across Japan, including the lobby of Frank Lloyd Wright's Imperial Hotel. Very cool.
It would be great if that S.California house could be shipped here. You'd need deep pockets, though.
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The758
Indeed they did (http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/news/169982.howlondonbridgewassoldtothe_states/)
How would they get this house to Japan, by taking it apart and flying it over? I guess by boat would be too difficult.
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