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Usonian house: a standalone construct

One name. One construct. A landmark on the map.

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Architectural history

a modest, affordable single-storey house type, from Wright, with an open plan, carport and floor heating for middle-income Americans.

In architectural history, Usonian house refers to a modest, affordable single-storey house type, from Wright, with an open plan, carport and floor heating for middle-income Americans. This meaning comes from Wright (1954) in The natural house.[1]

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References

Wright, F. L. (1954). The natural house. Mentor Books. ISBN 9780452007031

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