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    Frank Lloyd Wright was an American architect born in 1867 who is known for designing buildings that integrated with their natural surroundings using simple geometric shapes and strong horizontal lines. Some of his most famous buildings include Fallingwater, the Frederick C. Robie Residence, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Wright also made significant contributions to interior and furniture design, creating built-ins for his Oak Park home in 1889 and pioneering furniture pieces like the Larkin Building Desk Chair in 1906.

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    Frank Lloyd Wright was an American architect born in 1867 who is known for designing buildings that integrated with their natural surroundings using simple geometric shapes and strong horizontal lines. Some of his most famous buildings include Fallingwater, the Frederick C. Robie Residence, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Wright also made significant contributions to interior and furniture design, creating built-ins for his Oak Park home in 1889 and pioneering furniture pieces like the Larkin Building Desk Chair in 1906.

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    Frank Lloyd Wright was an American architect born in 1867 who is known for designing buildings that integrated with their natural surroundings using simple geometric shapes and strong horizontal lines. Some of his most famous buildings include Fallingwater, the Frederick C. Robie Residence, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Wright also made significant contributions to interior and furniture design, creating built-ins for his Oak Park home in 1889 and pioneering furniture pieces like the Larkin Building Desk Chair in 1906.

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    Frank Lloyd Wright was an American architect born in 1867 who is known for designing buildings that integrated with their natural surroundings using simple geometric shapes and strong horizontal lines. Some of his most famous buildings include Fallingwater, the Frederick C. Robie Residence, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Wright also made significant contributions to interior and furniture design, creating built-ins for his Oak Park home in 1889 and pioneering furniture pieces like the Larkin Building Desk Chair in 1906.

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    Frank Lloyd Wright was an American architect known for his organic and simple designs that integrated buildings with their natural surroundings. Some key facts provided are his date of birth/death and locations he worked.

    His basic principles of design included organic colors, simple geometric shapes, integration with natural surroundings, and strong horizontal lines with hidden entries.

    Some of his most famous buildings included Fallingwater, Frederick C. Robie Residence, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Unity Temple, and Price Tower.

    FRANK

    LLYOD
    WRIGHT
    Submitted by:
    MANSI MANGLIK
    MIKSOMA SUBBA
    UJALA KUMARI
    INTRODUCTION
    • June 8,1867 – April 9, 1959
    in RICHLAND CENTER
    • American Architect
    • Interior Designer
    • Writer
    • Educator
    BASIC PRINCIPLES OF
    WRIGHT DESIGNS :
    Organic colours
     Simple geometric shapes
     Integration of building
    with natural surroundings
     Strong horizontal lines
    and hidden entries
    Frank Lloyd Wright
    Homeand StudioOak Park,
    Illinois (1889)
    Famous Buildings
    • Fallingwater
    (Edgar J. Kaufmann Sr. Residence),
    Bear Run, Pennsylvania, 1935–1937
    • Frederick C. Robie Residence,
    Chicago, Illinois, 1909
    • Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum,
    New York City, 1956–1959
    • Unity Temple,
    Oak Park, Illinois, 1904
    • Price Tower, Bartlesville,
    Oklahoma, 1952–1956
    INTERIOR DESIGN
    Wright’s first experiments with interior design can be
    found in his home and studio in Oak Park, Illinois,
    built in 1889, where he began working on built-ins
    (he would later move his practice there, in 1898, as
    he racked up more private commissions).

    Living room of
    Frank Lloyd
    Wright’s home in
    Oak Park.
    FURNITURE DESIGN
    HIS MAJOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WORLD
    OF FURNITURE DESIGN
    Larkin Building Desk Chair
    • 1906
    • Width = 24.75”
    • Depth = 20.5”
    • Height = 37”
    FURNITURE
    Boynton Hall Table
    • 1908
    • Width = 53”
    • Depth = 20”
    • Height = 29”
    FURNITURE

    Robie Tabouret
    • 1909
    • Width = 14.125”
    • Depth = 14.125”
    • Height = 16.25”
    FURNITURE

    The Ingalls Bed


    • 1909
    • Queen: 66” x 94” x
    52”
    • King: 82” x 94” x
    52”
    • Cal. King: 78” x 9”
    x 52”
    FURNITURE
    Robie High Back
    Chair
    • 1909
    • Width = 40cm
    • Depth = 45.5cm
    • Height = 133cm
    FURNITURE

    The Francis Little Desk


    • 1912
    • Width = 80”
    • Depth = 40”
    • Height = 30”
    FURNITURE
    Midway 1,2,3
    • 1913
    FURNITURE
    • Usonian Collection
    • 1945 - 1959

    Rectangle End Table (50.5” x 26.5”


    x 18”)

    Square Coffee Table (41.5” x


    41.5” x 18”)
    End Table (25.25” x 26.5” x 24”) Storage Box Ottoman (16.5” x
    16.5” 19”)
    FURNITURE

    Taliesin 2 Floor Lamp


    • 1955
    • Width = 16”
    • Depth = 16”
    • Height = 80”
    FURNITURE

    • Taliesin West
    “Origami” Chair
    • 1949
    FURNITURE
    Barrel Chair
    • 1937
    • Width = 20.75”
    • Depth = 19.5”
    • Height = 30”

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