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The Isadore and Lucille Zimmerman Home by Frank Lloyd Wright

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The Zimmerman House by Frank Lloyd Wright has small windows in front, and large windows in back
The Zimmerman House by Frank Lloyd Wright has small windows in front and large windows in back. Photo 5 of 10
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Typical of the Usonian style, Frank Lloyd Wright's Zimmerman house has simple lines and few ornamental details. From the street, the house suggests a fortress-like aura of privacy. Small, square concrete windows form a band across the street-side facade. These heavy windows reveal little about the people inside. In the rear, however, the house becomes transparent. The back of the house is lined with windows and glass doors.

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  1. A Usonian Classic
  2. Usonian Simplicity
  3. Organic Design
  4. Earth Hugging
  5. Protected From The Outer World
  6. Open To Nature
  7. Harmonious Spaces
  8. Custom Furnishings
  9. Uniform Design
  10. Compact Spaces

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