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James C. Blythe House Walter Burley Griffin, 1913 This is the third Rock Glen house designed by Griffin, and the second of three houses commissioned by Blythe, the principal developer of Rock Glen. Its walls are clay tile block covered with limestone below and stucco above, while the floors, stairs and roof are reinforced concrete. Its design recalls Griffin’s Tempel House (known as "Solid Rock") in Winnetka, Illinois, before that latter building’s unfortunate alterations. This last photograph supplied courtesy of Thomas Shearer. References |
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