Modern Architecture in the Ozarks- Fayetteville, AR
Item Donated By
The McKee Family
Explore the beautiful Ozark mountains in Fayetteville, AR through the work of Frank Lloyd Wright's apprentice and friend, E. Fay Jones. This curated weekend of modern architecture and design includes a three-night (!) stay at the newly restored Brothers House (Fay Jones, 1956), featured in the August 2024 online issue of Dwell Magazine. Also included: two private tours of Fay Jones-designed homes: The Sequoyah Project (1956) and The Dr. Carie and Marjorie Buckley House (1967). There's more! This package also includes dinner Bordinos, a favorite local restaurant. Complete your weekend with a stop at nearby Thorncrown Chapel (Fay Jones, 1980), named by the American Institute of Architects as the fourth-best building of the twentieth century, and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, home to Frank Lloyd Wright's Bachman-Wilson house. This is an exceptional opportunity, and exclusive to the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy Auction. Minimum bid: $1,500
Photos of Brothers House by Liz Sanders. Photos of The Sequoyah Project provided by owners.
Certificate valid for a consecutive three-night stay at the original Brothers' Residence by E. Fay Jones, restored by McKee Properties LLC, in Fayetteville, AK. Reservation date request to be received in writing at mckee.properties.ar@gmail.com and confirmed by McKee Properties LLC by 12/31/2024 or the certificate will be void. Reservation must be redeemed by 9/1/2025 and will be subject to availability and blackout dates such as holidays, Razorback home football games, U of A graduations and student move-ins. No refunds will be provided for cancellations or weather events. Rental agreement must be acknowledged by guests prior to reservation.
Bordino's Reservations, (479) 527-6795/ bordinos.com
Private tour coordination: David McKee (479) 841-0007, davidmckeearchitect@gmail.com
Transportation not included.
Crystal Bridges is about a thirty-minute drive while Thorncrown Chapel is about an hour's drive from Fayetteville.
| Bidder | Bid Time | Bid |
|---|---|---|
| s***a2 | Sep 28, 9:26pm | $4,700 |
| e***e0 | Sep 28, 9:24pm | $4,600 |
| s***a2 | Sep 28, 9:15pm | $4,500 |
| e***e0 | Sep 28, 9:07pm | $4,400 |
| s***a2 | Sep 28, 7:38pm | $4,300 |
| s***a2 | Sep 28, 7:38pm | $4,200 |
| e***e0 | Sep 28, 4:35pm | $4,100 |
| d***n3 | Sep 28, 2:14pm | $4,000 |
| s***a2 | Sep 28, 2:11pm | $3,900 |
| d***n3 | Sep 28, 12:12pm | $3,800 |
| s***a2 | Sep 28, 11:36am | $3,700 |
| d***n3 | Sep 27, 9:07pm | $3,600 |
| s***a2 | Sep 27, 9:06pm | $3,500 |
| d***n3 | Sep 27, 9:05pm | $3,400 |
| s***a2 | Sep 27, 8:49pm | $3,300 |
| d***n3 | Sep 26, 4:06pm | $3,200 |
| e***e0 | Sep 26, 3:23pm | $3,100 |
| d***n3 | Sep 26, 11:49am | $3,000 |
| t***n1 | Sep 25, 8:47pm | $2,300 |
| d***y6 | Sep 25, 7:31pm | $2,200 |
| t***n1 | Sep 25, 6:23pm | $2,100 |
| I***L6 | Sep 25, 3:24pm | $2,000 |
| t***n1 | Sep 25, 3:00pm | $1,900 |
| I***L6 | Sep 25, 7:22am | $1,800 |
| s***l6 | Sep 24, 7:20pm | $1,600 |
| I***L6 | Sep 24, 7:16pm | $1,500 |
| s***l6 | Sep 24, 6:43pm | $1,400 |
| I***L6 | Sep 24, 6:12pm | $1,300 |
| s***l6 | Sep 24, 1:34pm | $1,200 |