Frank Lloyd Wright (1867–1959):

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" Frank Lloyd Wright (1867–1959): "
Shumaker, Cheryl Siedell, Dan;George, Angela

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	1114009
Doc. No	:	TLpq2397814912
Main Entry	:	Shumaker, Cheryl
	:	Siedell, Dan
Title & Author	:	Frank Lloyd Wright (1867–1959):\ Shumaker, CherylSiedell, Dan;George, Angela
College	:	Azusa Pacific University
Date	:	2020
student score	:	2020
Degree	:	M.A.
Page No	:	72
Abstract	:	This study of Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture styles focuses on the effects this industry has on standards of living in the home and in the workplace. This paper compares communal living, industrial living, architectural efficiency, and family life with types of architecture based on social standards. These comparisons in each realm of living have been shown to influence social aptitude and break down form and function boundaries. Wright’s ability to create organic and sustainable architecture not only plays a part in the appearance of structure, but also in the productivity of life. Bringing the open concept theory to life is one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s greatest accomplishments. In addition, a well-developed theme of form versus function is included in this paper to determine the relevance of organic designs in relationship to sustainable architecture.
Subject	:	Form versus function
	:	Industrial efficiency
	:	Open concept theory
	:	Organic architecture
	:	Sustainability
	:	Wright, Frank Lloyd
Added Entry	:	George, Angela