Rose Pauson House
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La Casa Rose Pauson en Phoenix, Arizona, fue diseñada por Frank Lloyd Wright en 1939 y se construyó entre 1940 y 1942. En 1943 la casa se quema cuando una ascua de la chimenea quema una cortina cercana. Todo lo que quedó fueron las ruinas de la fundación y paredes. Las ruinas se convirtieron en un hito local conocido como "Shiprock" debido a su prominente forma y ubicación. El edificio estuvo localizado en un montículo en la actual Calle 32 de Phoenix.
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The Rose Pauson House in Phoenix, Arizona, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1939 and built 1940–1942. The neighborhood was platted and 1st recorded as the new Alta Vista Park Estates in 1928 just before the Great Depression. The depression and long, slow economic recovery meant little real estate and new home construction occurred on the neighboring lots until the late 1930s when the luxury home was planned. The building was located on a hillock on the present alignment of 32nd Street.
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La Casa Rose Pauson en Phoenix, Arizona, fue diseñada por Frank Lloyd Wright en 1939 y se construyó entre 1940 y 1942. En 1943 la casa se quema cuando una ascua de la chimenea quema una cortina cercana. Todo lo que quedó fueron las ruinas de la fundación y paredes. Las ruinas se convirtieron en un hito local conocido como "Shiprock" debido a su prominente forma y ubicación. El edificio estuvo localizado en un montículo en la actual Calle 32 de Phoenix. Los planes para remover las ruinas, con tal de extender la Calle 32 a través del sitio, creó una protesta pública. La carretera fue extendida, pero solo después que las protestas redundaron en la pérdida de los fondos federales para el proyecto. Los restos de la chimenea trasera fueron traslados en 1979 como un monumento permanente que marca el acceso a la subdivisión conocida como Alta Vista, producto de la extensión de la Calle 32.
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The Rose Pauson House in Phoenix, Arizona, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1939 and built 1940–1942. The neighborhood was platted and 1st recorded as the new Alta Vista Park Estates in 1928 just before the Great Depression. The depression and long, slow economic recovery meant little real estate and new home construction occurred on the neighboring lots until the late 1930s when the luxury home was planned. The building was located on a hillock on the present alignment of 32nd Street. In 1943 the house burned down when a fallen ember from the fireplace ignited a hand-woven curtain on a nearby window. All that remained were the ruins of the foundation and walls. The ruins became a local landmark known as "Shiprock" due to their prominent shape and location. Plans to remove the ruins, in order to extend 32nd Street through the site, created a public protest. The road was extended, but only after the protests resulted in the loss of federal funds intended for the project. The rear chimney mass (serving the master bedroom fireplace-furnace flues), all that remains of the ruins, was moved south in 1979 as a permanent monument marking the entrance to the Alta Vista Park Estates subdivision of the neighborhood land.
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