FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT , LOUIS SULLIVAN , ART NOUVEAU

a belief that
the natural life that exists in a space
should flow into, peacefully coexist
with and benefit from whatever is
constructed there

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Organic Architecture by

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Organic Architecture
2 unique architectural styles by Frank Llyod Wright

Low pitched roofs, deep overhangs, long rows of casement windows

Clean lines, open floor plans (interior & exterior)

Used natural wood, clay & stone

Made use of technology, simplify construction

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Organic Architecture
2 unique architectural styles by Frank Llyod Wright

Modified & simplified version of the Prairie style

Built affordable during the Great Depression

Small, single story structures built on slab

Wright invented open carports to add to these homes

Built from natural materials

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"father of skyscrapers” and "father of
modernism”

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sullivan an influential architect of
the --- School

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It means the shape of a building or object should
primarily relate to its intended function or
purpose.

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the first to promote the new technologies of
steel-frame construction in commercial
building

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1. Organic imagery
2. Fluid movement
3. Emphasis female form
4. Asymmetric layout
5. Second thin in a line

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Peter Behren’s typefaces

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