Memorial Design Study with Building, Perspective

A protégé of influential Prairie School landscape architect Jens Jensen, Franz Lipp established a practice that included many projects in the Chicago suburbs like this memorial garden with symmetrical rows of hedges flanking a reflecting pool. Like many new suburban spaces Lipp designed in the postwar period—including several sprawling corporate campuses—this cemetery’s identity bridges urban ideals and the rural places they replaced. Lipp retained monumental sculpture as an integral part of the modern cemetery, yet one that was integrated, even subordinate, to natural elements of the landscape design.

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Landscape Design for a Memorial

Landscape Design for a Memorial, Perspective with Building

Bert Mills Inc. Office Building, View from Lawn, St. Charles, Illinois, Landscape Design

Notre Dame University, Court at Main Library, South Bend, Indiana, Landscape Design

Bert Mills Inc. Office Building, Paved Court, St. Charles, Illinois, Landscape Design

Saint Christopher's Episcopal Church, River Hills, Wisconsin, Elevation

Landscape Design for a Memorial, Perspective with Building and Arbor

Notre Dame University, Court at Main Library, South Bend, Indiana, Entrance and Reflecting Pool

The Bedroom, 1889

大碗岛的星期天下午, 1884–86, border added 1888–89

雨天的巴黎街道, 1877

两姐妹, 1881

蘋果籃, c. 1893

Stacks of Wheat (End of Summer), 1890–91

美国哥特式, 1930

夜游者, 1942

Alexander Hamilton Memorial, Chicago, Illinois, Perspective, 1932–1937

Monument to 500 Soviet Soldiers Killed in Liberation of Berlin, 1945, 1982/86

Private Mausoleum for William E. Maloney, Working Drawings, 1937

Alexander Hamilton Memorial, Lincoln Park, Chicago, Perspective, 4/18/1950

Private Mausoleum for Mayor Edward J. Kelly, Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Illinois, Working Drawings, 1936

War Memorial, Student Drawing, Plan and Elevations, c. 1930

Kennedy Mausoleum, Preliminary and Final Design Drawings, 1936

Proposed Monument for the National Terra Cotta Society, Elevation, 1923