8 Sections
25 Lessons
4 Hours
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Introduction to Frank Lloyd Wright
3
1.1
Who Was Frank Lloyd Wright?
1.2
Wright’s Design Philosophy Explained
1.3
Understanding Organic Architecture
Reading Wright’s Architecture
3
2.1
Analyzing the Prairie House Style
2.2
Spatial Flow and Open Planning
2.3
Horizontal Lines and Human Scale
Site and Nature Integration
3
3.1
Designing with the Landscape
3.2
Indoor–Outdoor Relationships
3.3
Natural Light and Framing Views
Geometry and Spatial Order
3
4.1
Geometric Planning Strategies
4.2
Grids, Axes, and Modular Systems
4.3
Compression and Release in Space
Materials and Detailing
3
5.1
Honest Use of Materials
5.2
Designing Built-In Furniture
5.3
Texture, Pattern, and Ornament
Drawing and Representation
3
6.1
Wright-Style Concept Sketching
6.2
Creating Perspective Drawings
6.3
Presentation Techniques Inspired by Wright
Case Study Exploration
3
7.1
Lessons from Fallingwater
7.2
The Design Logic of the Guggenheim Museum
7.3
Understanding Taliesin and Taliesin West
Applying Wright’s Principles Today
4
8.1
Adapting Organic Architecture for Modern Homes
8.2
Sustainable Design Through Wright’s Lens
8.3
Designing a Wright-Inspired Concept Project
8.4
Final Review and Portfolio Presentation
Design Like Frank Lloyd Wright
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