I find Frank Lloyd Wright's home, Taliesin West one of his
most interesting designs. His angled walls are intriguing and his house mostly
interests me because it is so close to the ground yet not uncomfortable to live
in. His scale of his buildings are completely different than what other
architects tend to use. Frank Lloyd Wright has been a major
influence on this century’s love affair with modernism. He focused on “form
follows function” meaning the design should be built for its purpose and used
few materials. Modern architects followed this clarity of forms to rid of any
unnecessary detail and focus on simplicity. Although these buildings tend to be
simple, they are still showing visual expression of the structure. Often, these
buildings used more natural light than had been seen before. Also, he
emphasized the use of rectangular shapes and vertical and horizontal lines in
their structures.
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