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Built between the years 1905 and 1908 in Oak Park, Illinois, Unity Temple is often considered one of Frank Lloyd Wright's most important structures. Wright's use of a single material, reinforced concrete, and his efficient use of space make Unity Temple one of the first modernist buildings in the world and influenced many future modernist and post-modernists.
The Atom Brick Unity Temple set highlights the total structure and use of casted concrete to create areas of interest on the façade. Builders will gain appreciation for the innovation of a building designed and built over 100 years ago.
I took this photo because I noticed that a few lemons had fallen into our backyard from our neighbour's lemon tree. Luckily they were different sizes to really emphasize unity with variety.
I just got my September KOM from Unity Stamp Co. I love this design. I stamped it first with black and then watermarked it. I then put Embossing powder on the background (Blue, Green and Yellow). From there I stamped the design again with Versamark and embossed the design in Black. I filled in the house with Grey Embossing powder with my Versamark Pen. It was a lot and I think I could perfect this technique...but I like how it turned out.
Amritava Das, friend fo the groom and PhD biology researcher, performs the wedding unity ceremony in the form of "Elephant Toothpaste," a hydrogen peroxide chemistry experiment.
“As these two sands blend together, so our lives join to become one. We met as individuals and so remain but strengthened as we have also become one. We look forward to the future knowing that we can face whatever it may hold because of our unity. May our love forever shine as a beacon to others."
Unity Temple -- Frank Lloyd Wright (1908). The temple is still in use by the Unitarian Universalist congregation that commissioned it.
Bruce Little Drummer from the Nanticoke tribe performs dance honoring servicemembers during the Delaware National Guard 2nd annual Unity Day, Aug. 10, New Castle, Del. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Lori Bilyou, 101 PAD)