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AllWrightSite
by is Chris Miller
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Answers.com
page on Frank Lloyd Wright
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Artmarketing.com/FrankLloydWright%20links.html
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dgunning.org
by Don Gunning - library of photographs of FLW
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Frank Lloyd Wright page on Digital Archive of American
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Frank Lloyd Wright Properties
on the web
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Alen-Lambe House
- Wichita, KS |
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Charnley-Persky House - Chicago
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Dana-Thomas
House - Springfield, IL |
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Falling Water
House - Bear Run, PA |
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John D.
Haynes House - Ft Wayne, Indiana |
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Hollyhock
House - Las Angeles, CA |
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Kentuck Knob -
www.kentuckknob.com
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Chalk Hill, PA
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Kraus House - Kirkwood, MO -
http://www.ebsworthpark.org/index.html |
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Laurent House -
Rockford, IL |
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Darwin Martin
House - Buffalo, NY |
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Meyer May House
- Grand Rapids
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Muirhead
Farmhouse.com/ - Hampshire,
Illinois |
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Park Inn Hotel and City National
Bank
- Mason City, Iowa
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Louis Penfield House
- Willoughby, OH
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Seth Peterson Cottage
- Lake Delton, WI |
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Pope Leighey
House 1940 - 9000 Richmond
Highway, Alexandria, Virginia |
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Robie House
- Chicago
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Rosenbaum House - FLorence, Alabama
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http://www.wrightinalabama.com/index.html
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Stockman House - Mason City,
Iowa
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Taliesin East -
Spring Green, WI
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Taliesin West - Scottsdale, AZ |
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UnityTemple - Oak Park, IL
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Weltzheimer/Johnson
House-
Oberlin, OH |
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Prairie
School Architects and their Work - Contemporaries of Frank Lloyd
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What is
Prairie School Architecture? See below. |
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Griffin Links |
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Characteristics of the
Prairie Style home
from
Prairie Style House on Old
House Web
- Hipped roof
(sometimes gabled), pitched low
- Roof with extended
lines and oversized eaves
- Strong horizontal
lines
- Entrance is typically
secluded; only people coming to see you would
know how to get in
- Windows are set in
groups (sometimes with art glass) and in
geometric shapes
- Window placement is
intricate part of design; their placement is
thoughtfully arranged
- House appears to grow
out of the ground; very low and close to the
terrain
- Open interior spaces
- Central chimney
massing
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This page lasted
updated 02/23/08
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