Architecture: Usonia by Frank Lloyd Wright

Usonia - Wikipedia

Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian architecture was his vision for affordable, democratic, middle-class American homes, emerging after the Depression with an emphasis on organic design, connection to nature, and efficient living through features like flat roofs, radiant floor heating, open floor plans, and built-in furnishings, using simpler materials like concrete blocks and wood to create practical, beautiful homes accessible to more families.

Usonian Archives - Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

Wright’s Usonian Homes | Frank Lloyd Wright Sites

Inside Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hidden Woodland Utopia | Unique Spaces | Architectural Digest - YouTube

Toyhill (1948)


20 Frank Lloyd Wright Houses That Changed America | Architectural Digest
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Early Years and Bootleg Homes
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio (1889)
The Parker House (1892)
Prairie Style Homes
Winslow House (1894)
Warren Hickox House (1900)
Willits House (1901)
Martin House (1903)
Robie House (1908)
Taliesin (1911)
American System-Built Homes
Burnham Block (1914–1915)
Post-Prairie California Homes
Hollyhock House (1919)
Ennis House (1923)
Organic Architecture
Fallingwater (1935)
Taliesin West (1937)
Usonian Houses
The Pope-Leighey House (1939)
The Laurent House (1949)
Kentuck Knob (1954)
Tiranna (1955)
Round Houses
Toyhill (1948)
David and Gladys Wright House (1950)
Circular Sun House (1959)