Asked by Kiley Taylor on Jun 14, 2024
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What element did Wright make the central feature of his prairie houses designed and built in Chicago?
A) Pond
B) Balcony
C) Fireplace
D) Light well
Wright
The term "Wright" refers to a craftsman or maker in various trades, historically associated with construction or creation, such as in "wheelwright" or "shipwright."
Prairie Houses
Architectural style developed by Frank Lloyd Wright, characterized by low-pitched roofs, wide eaves, and a strong emphasis on horizontal lines, reflecting the flat, broad landscape of the American Midwest.
Fireplace
A structure within a home or building designed to contain a fire for heating and, in many cases, cooking.
- Acquire knowledge on the pioneering architectural designs and concepts by Frank Lloyd Wright, with a focus on Prairie house aesthetics.
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Learning Objectives
- Acquire knowledge on the pioneering architectural designs and concepts by Frank Lloyd Wright, with a focus on Prairie house aesthetics.
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