When Frank Lloyd Wright began practicing architecture at the turn of the 19th century, American suburbs were a pastiche of borrowed European architectural styles. But Wright had a vision; he wanted to create a style that was uniquely American, inspired by the landscape and free of associations with the old world. He called this unique style "Usonian", a play on "USA." More
When Frank Lloyd Wright began practicing architecture at the turn of the 19th century, American suburbs were a pastiche of borrowed European architectural styles. But Wright had a vision; he wanted to create a style that was uniquely American, inspired by the landscape and free of associations with the old world. He called this unique style "Usonian", a play on "USA." More
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