Frank Lloyd Wright Frank Lloyd Wright is one of the most significant architects in the United States of history, also he is the founder of “Prairie School”. Many building that he designed was generally praised by the public and profession. Wright had a great influence on modern architecture, however his architectural ideas was different with early Europeans new movements. Wright reinterpret of traditional, is about environmental factors, his style is unique in his own way. Wright was born and grew up in Wisconsin and surrounding by natural environment, Wright likes to observe the nature in order to understand the land and he came to realize that the mysterious power hidden in among the four seasons and potentially life stream, appreciate the natural inherent melody and rhythm. Wright believes that a reasonable residential property not only need to arrange the bedroom, living room, dining room and bathroom appropriately, but more importantly, is to enhance the cohesion of the family. His awareness of nature that made his residential design at the heart of residential furnaces, making it essential but very natural place. Wright's Prairie style house reflects …show more content…
"Romance" is Wright organic architectural language, he said: "In the field of organic architecture, human imagination can make changes to the structure of the language roughness corresponding noble form, rather than to design lifeless facade and show off skeleton structure, in the form of poetry for great architecture as green leaves and trees, flowers and plants. muscles and bones like indispensable." ( Refer to image2