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Definition of Wright, Frank Lloyd in English: Wright, Frank Lloydproper nounrʌɪtrīt (1867–1959), American architect. His ‘prairie-style’ houses revolutionized American domestic architecture. Notable buildings include the Kaufmann House, which incorporated a waterfall, in Pennsylvania (1935–9) and the Guggenheim Museum of Art in New York (1956–9).
Definition of Wright, Frank Lloyd in US English: Wright, Frank Lloydproper nounrīt (1867–1959), US architect. His “prairie-style” houses, characterized by a close relationship among building, landscape, and materials used, revolutionized domestic architecture in the US. Notable buildings include the Kaufmann House, which incorporated a waterfall, in Pennsylvania 1935–39 and the Guggenheim Museum of Art in New York 1956–59.
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