Long horizontals, art glass, and organic geometry — Wright's American original.
Frank Lloyd Wright's homegrown American modernism. Strong horizontal lines echoing the flat Midwestern prairie, sweeping low-hipped roofs with deep eaves, ribbon windows of geometric art glass, and a central hearth anchoring an open plan. Earthy, integrated, and rigorously composed — architecture meant to grow from its site.
Roman brick, board-and-batten and quartersawn oak, art glass, cast stone, copper, earthen plaster
“Grounded, integrated, and quietly masterful. Architecture and landscape as one composition.”
