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Frank Lloyd Wright
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Frank Lloyd Wright
The life and career of the American architect including style, innovations, theory and major works.
2,250 words (approx. 9 pages) |
11 sources |
1993
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"Frank Lloyd Wright's work was always unique and focused on achieving practical and functional aims. Early in his career, Wright conceived of the idea of "organic architecture." Using this idea, he "adapted his creations to their environments as well as to the special needs of their inhabitants, using open planning, natural colors, forms, and textures in his designs" (Smith 241). Wright's development as an architect was consistent in terms of his efforts to merge each building with its surroundings. In addition, his work showed consistency in the use of open space and the employment of unified themes. At the same time, there were certain innovations in Wright's development which appeared as abrupt changes in style or content. This paper will examine Wright's life and career, making note of both the consistencies and innovations that were exhibited in his work."More papers on Frank Lloyd Wright:
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