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Those who travel north of Iowa City on Highway 1 are often intrigued by an attractive house with unusual roof lines that is tucked on the knoll of a hill surrounded by trees. Now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this Iowa landmark is reminiscent of the popular Prairie School style of architecture. Iowa City Architect Roland Wehner and his wife Marilyn designed and built their house at 3112 Highway 1 NE in 1959 and lived there for the next 54 years. Many unique design features, including the use of stone quarried in Stone City or the cantilevered porch balcony, enhance the beauty of the home. Roland Wehner gives an illustrated talk about their adventures in designing and building the house; and the issues, circumstances, and philosophy that most influenced the design. Wehner will review the characteristics of the rural site, ways in which the work and writings of Frank Lloyd Wright influenced the design, and the role that the equilateral triangle played in the planning process. Roland Wehner is a noted Iowa architect responsible for designing and renovating numerous public buildings including schools, churches, county courthouses, jails, and retirement homes. An Illinois native, he grew up in Oakville, Iowa, and attended Iowa State College in Ames, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1954. After his marriage in 1956, Wehner moved to Iowa City with his wife Marilyn and started working with architect Henry L. Fisk. They formed a partnership in 1960, and after Fisk's death, Wehner created a firm with his college classmate, Harvey Henry. Over the next three decades, his firm went by various names, such as Wehner, Nowysz, Pattschull, Pffiffner, and a state-wide reputation for excellence was established. Roland Wehner retired in the mid-1990s but continues to pursue his interest in photography and architecture, helping to design and build about 25 houses for Habitat for Humanity. For more information about the State Historical Society of Iowa, visit http://www.iowahistory.org.

Those who travel north of Iowa City on Highway 1 are often intrigued by an attractive house with unusual roof lines that is tucked on the knoll of a hill surrounded by trees. Now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this Iowa landmark is reminiscent of the popular Prairie School style of architecture. Iowa City Architect Roland Wehner and his wife Marilyn designed and built their house at 3112 Highway 1 NE in 1959 and lived there for the next 54 years. Many unique design features, including the use of stone quarried in Stone City or the cantilevered porch balcony, enhance the beauty of the home. Roland Wehner gives an illustrated talk about their adventures in designing and building the house; and the issues, circumstances, and philosophy that most influenced the design. Wehner will review the characteristics of the rural site, ways in which the work and writings of Frank Lloyd Wright influenced the design, and the role that the equilateral triangle played in the planning process. Roland Wehner is a noted Iowa architect responsible for designing and renovating numerous public buildings including schools, churches, county courthouses, jails, and retirement homes. An Illinois native, he grew up in Oakville, Iowa, and attended Iowa State College in Ames, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1954. After his marriage in 1956, Wehner moved to Iowa City with his wife Marilyn and started working with architect Henry L. Fisk. They formed a partnership in 1960, and after Fisk's death, Wehner created a firm with his college classmate, Harvey Henry. Over the next three decades, his firm went by various names, such as Wehner, Nowysz, Pattschull, Pffiffner, and a state-wide reputation for excellence was established. Roland Wehner retired in the mid-1990s but continues to pursue his interest in photography and architecture, helping to design and build about 25 houses for Habitat for Humanity. For more information about the State Historical Society of Iowa, visit http://www.iowahistory.org.

In this episode, we give an introduction to Wright Flight Aviation! You can learn all about what we do and how we do it.http://wrightflighttraining.com/Email us at: [email protected]

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Shootaway Guns are the most-trusted and oft-preferred range of equipment for the MVPs and the NBA's emerging stars. Its customizations polish every facet of your shooting skills, and therefore it has been quite a favorite amongst the professional and college coaches across the country. With automation coming across as an essential feature of every sport, matching up to your robotic peers is an excellent way to sharpen your skills. Thus, Shootaway has innovated its premium range of Guns thereby intending to improve your shooting prowess and your flair for scoring stunners!

Beth Wilson, host of STEM in 30, and Tom Crouch, curator at the National Air and Space Museum, demonstrate the innovative concept of wing warping. The Wright brothers developed the mechanism of wing warping to control the roll of an aircraft in flight. Find more STEM in 30: airandspace.si.edu/stemin30

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This slide presentation reviews some of the basic principles of aerodynamics. Included in the presentation are: a few demonstrations of the principles, an explanation of the concepts of lift, drag, thrust and weight, a description of Bernoulli's principle, the concept of the airfoil (i.e., the shape of the wing) and how that effects lift, and the method of controlling an aircraft by manipulating the four forces using control surfaces.

Ever wonder how the Wright brothers came up with their ideas for inventing the airplane? They were engineers! With this new interactive website from the National Air and Space Museum you can apply engineering principles to difficult aeronautical problems and design your own airplane. Do you have what it takes? Find out by visiting Engineering the Wright Way. Go to s.si.edu/wrightworkshop.

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