Though Frank Lloyd Wright is by far the most famous architect who created homes in the Prairie style, the American architecture style was developed by a variety of architects, not just Wright.

Inspired by the “broad, flat landscape of America’s Midwest,” the Prairie style emphasized harmony between buildings and their surrounding landscapes, per the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust.

A key example of the Prairie House style Frank Lloyd Wright is known for, Robie House in Chicago is one of the best-preserved examples of the master's work. The Chicago Architecture Center describes ...

The three-bedroom, three-bathroom, 2,469-square-foot home described in the listing as “an exquisite Frank Lloyd Wright ...

Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic architecture takes on a new meaning. It is not a style of imitation, because he did not claim to be building forms which were representative of nature. Instead ...

It’s an apples to oranges comparison, but at a glance, the Robie House (a 9,063-square-foot Prairie style ... Wright used it to mean “of these United States,” per an issue of Architectural ...

Oren Safdie stayed overnight in Taliesin in Wisconsin, the stay offered insight and critcisum on the state of American ...

If you’re sailing north on the Niagara River from Buffalo, it’s hard to miss the striking Frank Lloyd Wright ... it is a fine example of Wright’s Prairie Style architecture.

At the end of the 19th century, the architect who would later be known as Frank Lloyd Wright was still seeking his architectural voice ... disciplines in the development of his own distinctive style.