
Frank Lloyd Wright
Horizontal continuity with the ground
Prairie houses emphasize connection to the land with low eaves and horizontal lines. Robie House is the textbook entry. Organic architecture blurs inside and outside and starts from site and materials. Fallingwater and Taliesin West are useful poles for comparing relationships to nature. Jacobs House reads as a middle-income experiment (Usonian); the Guggenheim as public architecture where the path itself is the exhibition experience. American architect spanning Prairie style, organic architecture, Usonian houses, and late public buildings—always linking site, materials, and living. In 2019, eight major works were inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage.
Works

Fallingwater
Mill Run, United States · 1939

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
New York, United States · 1959

Unity Temple
Oak Park, United States · 1908

Frederick C. Robie House
Chicago, United States · 1910

Taliesin
Spring Green, United States · 1911

Taliesin West
Scottsdale, United States · 1938

Hollyhock House
Los Angeles, United States · 1921

Herbert and Katherine Jacobs House
Madison, United States · 1937
