Craig Ellwood: Remembering the Thin Man craigellwod an online resource since 2004

an online resource since 2004

The 200-page book offers fantastic vintage photography by Julius Shulman among others as well as beautiful color contemporary shots of more recent projects

visitors and photographers alike he has expressed that these are two examples of the broader narrative on regional modernism

Shortly after the package arrived in Arkansas—where Jacks was retiring from his position as Associate Dean of the University of Arkansas’s School of Architecture—he received word from Ellwood’s widow that Ellwood had died suddenly on May 30

Arkansas proved fertile ground to teach architecture alongside E

Craig Ellwood: Remembering the Thin Man craigellwod an online resource since 2004Through previously unpublished drawings and photographs, coupled with correspondence between Craig Ellwood and Ernie Jacks, Craig Ellwood: Remembering The Thin Man seeks to illuminate a decades long relationship between the two architects. Following his tenure with Ellwood as a young man just out of the US Navy, Ernie Jacks went on to work for Edward Durell Stone. His surroundings in Fayetteville, Arkansas proved fertile ground to teach architecture