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DESCRIPTION:Join us Friday\, November 6\, at noon\, for our Sandwiching in 
 History tour of the Gibson &amp\; Company&rsquo\;s Blue Star / Horizon Hom
 e&nbsp\;in Little Rock.\n\nBuilt in 1964\, this house is a good example of
  the national Horizon Home program\, which promoted innovative uses of con
 crete in residential design. Designed by Little Rock architect Frank Eugen
 e Withrow\, the home is a stunning expression of Wrightian architecture\, 
 featuring a long\, low profile\, bands of windows\, and contrasting concre
 te textures. Perched on a prominent hillside\, it was a regional winner in
  the 1964 Horizon Home competition. The property also served as a "Blue St
 ar Home" to showcase modern gas appliances. This unique structure remains 
 one of Little Rock&rsquo\;s most unique examples of mid-century residentia
 l architecture.\n\nNOTE: There is parking along the street. For guests wit
 h mobility concerns\, please be aware that the entrance to the house is up
  an inclined driveway\, and there are stairs inside the home.
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LOCATION:Arkansas\,US\,Little Rock\,7012 Shamrock Dr.
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SUMMARY:Sandwiching in History: Gibson & Company’s Blue Star / Horizon Home
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us Friday\, November 6\, at noon\, for ou
 r Sandwiching in History tour of the Gibson &amp\; Company&rsquo\;s Blue S
 tar / Horizon Home&nbsp\;in Little Rock.<br />\n<br />\nBuilt in 1964\, th
 is house is a good example of the national Horizon Home program\, which pr
 omoted innovative uses of concrete in residential design. Designed by Litt
 le Rock architect Frank Eugene Withrow\, the home is a stunning expression
  of Wrightian architecture\, featuring a long\, low profile\, bands of win
 dows\, and contrasting concrete textures. Perched on a prominent hillside\
 , it was a regional winner in the 1964 Horizon Home competition. The prope
 rty also served as a "Blue Star Home" to showcase modern gas appliances. T
 his unique structure remains one of Little Rock&rsquo\;s most unique examp
 les of mid-century residential architecture.<br />\n<br />\nNOTE: There is
  parking along the street. For guests with mobility concerns\, please be a
 ware that the entrance to the house is up an inclined driveway\, and there
  are stairs inside the home.
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