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Wright Conservancy announced its annual awards (opens the original)
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The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy announced its annual awards which this year includes a few local homes and preservationists. There are two categories of awards. Wright Spirit Awards have been given annually since 1991 and recognize those who make an extraordinary commitment to preserving the built works of Frank Lloyd Wright and enriching his legacy. The Conservancy Award is given selectively on the initiative of Conservancy staff to honor those who have provided special assistance i
Renovating? Start with a trio of home experts - Wednesday Journal (opens the original)
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When interior designer Robin Schwadron of R Titus Designs opened a space in the heart of Oak Park in 2023, one of the benefits of the combined studio and storefront was the ability to host community events. Over the years, she’s hosted mahjong nights, styling classes and even a homecoming dress swap, but some of her favorite events are bringing industry professionals to the studio to talk to homeowners who are contemplating doing work on their homes. On Sept. 30, she’s joining forces with two lo
Fall real estate market underway – for better and worse - Wednesday Journal (opens the original)
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Schools are back in session and while meteorological summer has a few days left, in the real estate world, the fall market has begun. In real estate, it’s a commonly held idea that the spring and early summer months move the fastest, with many buyers wanting to be in new homes before the school year starts. Local professionals tell us whether those preconceived notions hold in the current market. Local Realtor Scott Berg of Berg Properties likes to look at data to inform his work with buyers and
Oak Park’s homegrown architect - Wednesday Journal (opens the original)
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Born in Oak Park in 1885, John Van Bergen was the second of four children. He had an uncle who was a residential contractor and was surrounded by construction projects from a young age as the streets of Oak Park began to fill with newly built homes. As a child, Van Bergen’s family lived at what is now 532 Fair Oaks Ave. The Victorian home sits across the street from Frank Lloyd Wright’s Rollin Furbeck House. The home still stands today and was greatly altered in the 1940’s. He attended Oak Park
Homes news you can use - Wednesday Journal (opens the original)
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The end of summer is proving to be a busy time for news on the housing side of Oak Park. After a nation-wide search, the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust announced its new president and CEO. Chris Taylor will take the reins at the trust in mid-October. He comes to the trust with over 25 years of experience leading mission-driven arts and cultural organizations. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture and a bachelor’s in religious studies from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, he also holds a Mas
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