As part of John Hedjuk's Wall House Studies of the early 1970's, Wall House 2, (aka the Bye House after the client's name) became part of the architect/educator's large theoretical, though unbuilt, oeuvre. Originally sited in the client's home-state of Connecticut, the house was completed last month, a year after Hedjuk's passing, not in the United States but in Groningen, Netherlands, after the city undertook building the influential design on the outskirts of the city. Though not identical to the original site and without a client, the house's completion gives us a chance to assess the viability of Hedjuk's drawings as built architecture. Wall House 2.......Groningen, Netherlands