by Geoff Nicholson (Author)
Frank Lloyd Wright was the first great American architect. His buildings are ruggedly individualistic, often single-family homes, and even when he devised utopian schemes for larger numbers of people he still envisaged homes on large plots of land. In the course of his career he designed about a thousand structures. His designs included skyscrapers, gas stations, churches, as well as hundreds of individual houses. This volume balances a biography with an analysis of Wright's influence as an architect and designer.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 96
Edition: illustrated edition
Publisher: Hodder Arnold H&S
Published: 28 Jun 2002
ISBN 10: 0340846143
ISBN 13: 9780340846148