These buildings are called "instruments of service" in a manifesto written by John Entenza.
These buildings are called "instruments of service" in a manifesto written by John Entenza. Two headlights from a Ford Model A decorate the stairwell of an International Style building of this type designed by Richard Neutra. Arts &amp; Architecture Magazine sponsored the Eameses to design the eighth of many experimental "case study" buildings of this type. Approximately sixty L-shaped examples of these buildings were termed "Usonian", by an architect who created one nicknamed the "steamship" near the University of Chicago in his Prairie style, and designed a cantilevered one in rural Pennsylvania above a waterfall. For 10 points, identify this type of building, American examples of which include Frank Lloyd Wright's "Robie" one and Fallingwater.
These buildings are called "instruments of service" in a manifesto written by John Entenza.
houses [or homes; or residences] 