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Term Papers on Frank Lloyd Wright

Term Paper TitleFrank Lloyd Wright
# of Words542
# of Pages (250 words per page double spaced)2.17

Frank Lloyd Wright

     Frank Lloyd Wright born Frank Lincoln Wright was born on
June 8, 1867 in Richland, Wisconsin.  His parents were Anna
Lloyd-Jones and William C. Wright.  When Frank was an infant (1869)
they moved to Iowa.  They then moved to Rhode Island for a few
years, then in Weymouth, Massachusetts.  Eventually they moved
back to Wisconsin.  Frank went on to attend the University of
Wisconsin at Madison for two years.  He majored in engineering, not
architecture.  Since he did not like where he was at he moved on to
Chicago.  He worked for a man named J.L. Silsbee, working on
detailing architecture.  After a few years of working there, he gained
many skills such as ductile line and telling accent.  He wanted a job
that would provide him with more of a background in architecture and
give him more important things to do.  He was hired by a firm named
Adler and Sullivan.  He quickly became an assistant to Louis Sullivan,
a famous Chicagoan architect.  In 1889 Frank married a woman
named Catherine Tobin.  They soon had six children together.  In
1893, frank opened his own architectural firm.  His soon had as many
as ten assistants working under him.  Wright liked to design homes in
the “prarrie’ style.  Prarrie style was a new modern and radical
approach to building homes.  It was detailing in bold, yet plain,
roomy, and used mass produced materials.  Wright built over 50 of
these type of homes from 1900 to 1910.  He was known for building
homes with wide, low roofs, and continuous windows that turned
corners.  They also were very boxy.  By this time Frank had done
everything from apartment homes to churches and business’.  Around
1909, Frank had separated fr...

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