[DOC] [TLE] The Fountainhead - Wikipedia [PAR] The Fountainhead is a 1943 novel by Ayn Rand, and her first major literary 
success. More than 6.5 million copies of the book have been sold worldwide. The 
Fountainhead's protagonist, Howard Roark, is an individualistic young architect 
who refuses ..... He attends architecture school with Roark, who helps him with 
some of his... [DOC] [TLE] The Fountainhead: Everything That's Wrong with Architecture ... [PAR] Nov 14, 2013 ... Howard Roark, the fictional architect envisioned by Ayn Rand in The ... "The 
Fountainhead All Over Again," for Metropolis Magazine, he details... [DOC] [TLE] About The Fountainhead - CliffsNotes [PAR] The Fountainhead serves as an excellent introduction to both Ayn Rand's ... Its 
hero, Howard Roark, is an innovative architect, a man whose brilliant and ... He 
holds that an individual has no value in himself but exists solely to serve his 
brothers. .... in the broad sense Wright does serve as the model for Howard Roark
. [DOC] [TLE] The Fountainhead Howard Roark - CliffsNotes [PAR] Roark is a brilliant young architect of the modern school, whose bold and 
innovative ... Although Ayn Rand does not base Roark's life on the specific events 
of Frank Lloyd ... He is presented as the author's version of an ideal man  one 
who... [DOC] [TLE] Frank Lloyd Wright and Ayn Rand - The Atlas Society [PAR] Jul 7, 2010 ... Rosenbaum declined to give advice, saying he knew only the ... Our first sight of 
Howard Roark's architecture is a drawing Wright ... Ayn Rand , The Fountainhead 
[henceforth F], New York: Scribner, ... (1) As Rand notes in her journals, the 
intimate, late-night camaraderie of sculptor, model, and architect at... [DOC] [TLE] The Fountainhead | AynRand.org - Ayn Rand Institute [PAR] Rejected by twelve publishers as too intellectual, The Fountainhead became a 
... In Howard Roark, she presented for the first time the uniquely Ayn Rand hero, 
whose .... Roark does learn from others  such as the architect he most admires,
... [DOC] [TLE] Peter Keating Designed Rockefeller Center? - The Atlasphere [PAR] Sep 7, 2009 ... It's no secret Ayn Rand modeled the character of Howard Roark, ... Could it be 
that she had a real life model for Peter Keating, as well? ... the connection when 
The Fountainhead was published in 1943. ... Wright himself told a gathering of 
architects of his visit to Hood's office when he was working on the... [DOC] [TLE] The Fountainhead - was Frank Lloyd Wright the model for the Gary ... [PAR] The question of whether Ayn Rand based her character of architect Howard 
Roark (the Gary Cooper role in the movie) on real-life architect Frank Lloyd ... 
then decided what challenges he would have, what occupation would best suit 
those... [DOC] [TLE] THE FOUNTAINHEAD | LEBBEUS WOODS [PAR] Sep 22, 2008 ... So, the buildings we see from Roark in the movie are 40s Modernist, ... Her 
architect in The Fountainhead claims the right to his own ideas and ... According 
to Ayn Rand, though, the World doesn't work at all without its Howard Roarks .... 
or models to know that the buildings he has designed architecture that... [DOC] [TLE] Donald Trump's Role Model Is an Ayn Rand Character [PAR] Apr 12, 2016 ... He identified with Howard Roark, the novel's idealistic protagonist who ... on 
strike, The Fountainhead's Roark is a self-involved architectural... [DOC] [TLE] Howard Roark (1928-1942) | Thinkpiece | Architectural Review [PAR] Dec 5, 2013 ... The downside of Howard Roark's reputation is that he dynamited his own 
perfectly ... Ayn Rand conceived him to champion the individual out of an 
unhappy Soviet ... Each Christmas I show masters students The Fountainhead. ... 
devised Neoclassical do-dads that they offer to his model as improvements. [DOC] [TLE] 1000+ images about Howard Roark on Pinterest | Ayn Rand, Gary ... [PAR] ... catalog of ideas. | See more about Ayn Rand, Gary Cooper and Frank Lloyd 
Wright. ... suit their environment. He was the model for Howard Roark

Question: He was the model for Howard Roark, the architect in Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead"
Answer: Frank Lloyd Wright