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wooden siding of a building in the form of horizontal boards, often overlapping

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a type of exterior siding or interior paneling that has alternating wide boards and narrow wooden strips, called "battens."

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a type of exterior siding or interior paneling that has alternating wide boards and narrow wooden strips, called "battens"

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a window that is attached to its frame by one or more hinges at the side

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a series of windows set side by side to form a continuous band horizontally across a facade.

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a series of windows set side by side to form a continuous band horizontally across a façade

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Ground-level supporting columns

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a horizontal molded projection crowning a building or structure, especially the uppermost member of the entablature of an order, surmounting the frieze.

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a horizontal molded projection crowning a building or structure, especially the uppermost member of the entablature of an order, surmounting the frieze.

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a continuous row or layer of stones, tile, brick, etc, that runs along the face of a building like a belt on a pair of pants, to divide a wall into horizontal levels.

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an upright support for a structure or superstructure such as an arch or bridge

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A window or room divider consisting of screen on a wooden lattice frame

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a rush-covered straw mat forming a traditional Japanese floor covering.

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FLW's Falling Water over the Dubai Twin Towers. I appreciate the way FLW tied nature into his construction in such a beautiful way. Looking at the towers is honestly anxiety inducing for me.

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Described as a horizontal skyscraper and the worlds largest cantilever. Is set to be Dubai's newest landmark.

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This building features cantilevered overhangs over a 30 foot waterfall. Completed 1937 in PA.

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Built as the primary aspect of a structure. Flooring varies from synthetic to stone.

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Dirt floor acting as the foundation for a structure.

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Can be anything from brick to screen and acts as the main form of the structure

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A gathering of materials to act as a divider

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Protects and encloses the area around the hearth

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Coverage from outside elements such as rain.

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A family or living room is a place of gathering for socializing, recreation, and relaxation.

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Floor or area surrounding a fireplace

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“Of all Frank Lloyd Wright’s

architectural work, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, with its tall, spiral-ramped main gallery, most vividly embodies his ideal of spatial and material continuity. First identifying this ideal in his mentor Louis Sullivan’s curvilinear ornament, Wright proposed to realize it in the three-dimensional totality of his architecture.” ~Neil Levine

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Ward W. Willits house, Highland Park, Illinois, 1902

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Limitless space is created in this work of art by creating a seemingly endless world through a viewing window.

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"For the worship of God, and the service of man"

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McCarter credits this early schooling for fostering a capacity for visual and spatial memory far beyond common ability, which for most people is limited to music. Having learned how to see, Wright could perceive the shapes beneath appearances and thus manipulate them in a sensible way.