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Prairie School: a standalone construct

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Architectural history

the Midwestern architecture of about 1900 to 1920 with low, horizontal forms, open plans and broad eaves suited to the prairie.

In architectural history, Prairie School refers to the Midwestern architecture of about 1900 to 1920 with low, horizontal forms, open plans and broad eaves suited to the prairie. This meaning comes from Brooks (1972) in The prairie school; Frank Lloyd Wright and his midwest contemporaries.[1]

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References

Brooks, H. A. (1972). The prairie school; Frank Lloyd Wright and his midwest contemporaries. University of Toronto Press. ISBN 9780802000392

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