Prairie House
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Prairie House
An early-twentieth-century-style house with a long, low roof line, continuous row of windows, and an unornamented exterior. Designed to satisfy the physical and psychological needs of the inhabitants, it is unlike the traditional concept of a house that is a box subdivided into smaller boxes (rooms), each with some doors and windows.
Architectural development is credited to Frank Lloyd Wright.
Example: Figure 149.
FIG. 149. PRAIRIE HOUSE
Architectural development is credited to Frank Lloyd Wright.
Example: Figure 149.
FIG. 149. PRAIRIE HOUSE
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