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 \nContents  \nFrederick C.Robie”\"House.…    …   ………  …     ………5The design and construction of Frederick C.Robie”\"House…6From 1910 to today…  ………………………………………………………………………………………12Frank Lloyd Wright………………………………………………   …14Facts about Frederick C.Robie”\"House…            ……15A Word from the Artist…………………………………………  …………176The 'Scale Model line-LEGO Architecture in the 1960s …177References……………………………………………………  ………179  \nFLWFDN  \n# Frederick C.Robie\"House\n\nFrederick C.Robie\"House,completed in 1910,is widely considered to be Frankmany windows and balconies.Open spaces on the first and second floors ofLloyd Wright's mostaccomplished Prairie style work.This architectural style,thethe interiors of the homes were intended to continue to the outside throughfirst that was uniquely American,is characterized by dominating horizontal lines,these windows.The relationship between architecture and nature—one of thebanded rows of windows,and spacious and open interior plans.The exterior ismost important influences on Wright-is emphasized throughout the open anddominated by gently sloping roofs and building materials in line with Wright'sflowing design of Frederick C.Robie\"House.ideas on the nature of materials:brick,wood,steel,limestone,and concretestucco,the last-named being used to cover the massive expanses of soffits\"We of the Middle West are living on the prairie.The prairie has a beauty ofunder the cantilevered porches.its own and we should recognize and accentuate this natural beauty,its quietlevel.\"Frank Lloyd WrightHomes like these were designed to offer their owners great vistas from theFLWFDNO2011  \n# The design &construction of Frederick C.Robie\"\"House\n\nIn 1908,Frederick C.Robie,a young and ambitious Chicago businessman,decided he wanted to build a“sturdy,functional and strikingly modern”homefor his family in Hyde Park,an elegant Chicago neighborhood and home tothe campus of the University of Chicago.  \nRobie wanted a house with an abundance of light and great views of thesurrounding neighborhood,yet one that also maintained his family's privacy.He didn't like small confining rooms and thought that flowing spaces wereessential inawell designed home.In Frank Lloyd Wright,he foundan architectwho not only agreed with these ideals,but who could transform them into aunique physical expression.  \n\"From the frst we had a definite community of thought.\"Frederick Robie,on meeting Frank Lloyd Wright  \nThe actual site itself helped determine Frank Lloyd Wrights ideas and plans.Measuring 18meters(60 ft)by55 meters(180ft),the corner lot was three timesas long as it was wide.These dimensions led Wright to think of the home interms of long,narrow rectangles.The home therefore consists primarily of twolong and narrow \"vessels,\"each similar in shape to the hull of a ship,one seton top and slightly off-center of the other.When viewed from above,the twovessels are easy to see;however,from the street,each blends into the other,forming what looks 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