Grant Hildebrand is professor emeritus of architecture at the University of Washington. He is the author of several books on architecture, including The Wright Space: Pattern and Meaning in Frank Lloyd Wright's Houses. T. William Booth is an architect in Seattle and is a co-author of Carl F. Gould: A Life in Architecture. Hildebrand received the Governor's Writers Award in 2000 and Booth received it in 1996, each for work of literary merit and lasting value.
Foreword: The Roots of Seattle's Modernism, by Steven Holl
Preface
1. A Prologue
2. Wendell Lovett's Formative Years
3. The Crane Island Retreat
4. Lovett's Mature Career
5. Arne Bystrom's Formative Years
6. The Raft River Retreat
7. Bystrom's Mature Career
8. Wendell Lovett: The Villa Simonyi
9. Arne Bystrom: The Dennis House
10. A Perspective
Appendix: Chronological Biographies of Wendell Lovett and Arne Bystrom,
including Curricula Vitae and Complete Works
Notes
Index
