A Chicago original, the Prairie style was developed in the early 20th century as a modern architectural movement to reflect the needs of the common man.
Developed by Frank Lloyd Wright, and later appropriated by Adler and Sullivan and many of Wright's onetime assistants, these proportional, often brick-and-stucco, constructions demonstrate some of Wright's earliest work, while hinting at some of Wright's later developments.
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