The Smith House and Hyde House were the only two built examples of this man's "American System-Built Houses", and he included "carports" in a series of dwellings which anticipated the suburban ranch-style house, his Usonian designs.
This architect claimed that glass and light were "two forms of the same thing." The Smith House and Hyde House were the only two built examples of this man's "American System-Built Houses", and he included "carports" in a series of dwellings which anticipated the suburban ranch-style house, his Usonian designs. He used long overhangs and Roman bricks in the Robie House, an example of his (*) Prairie Style. For Edgar Kaufman he built a house cantilevered over the Bear Run River. For 10 points, name this American architect who designed Fallingwater.
This architect claimed that glass and light were "two forms of the same thing."
Frank Lloyd {Wright}