Usonian architecture

Usonian architecture is a design style developed by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright in the 1930s. Focused on simplicity and harmony with nature, Usonian homes typically incorporate low, horizontal lines, open floor plans, and natural materials. They often feature large windows to bring in light and connect the interior with the outdoors. Usonian designs aim for affordability and accessibility, reflecting Wright's vision of creating homes that fit their landscape and provide a sense of community. These homes symbolize a modern, functional approach to living, emphasizing a relationship between people and their environment.