Prairie-style architecture—often referred to as the Prairie School—is the first uniquely American architectural style, emerging in the late 1890s and early 1900s around Chicago, Illinois. Developed by Frank Lloyd Wright and members of “The New School of the Middle West,” the style was designed to mirror the flat, expansive landscape of the American Midwest.
The Tananger Residence is a great example of Modern Prairie style. Modern Prairie style takes elements from the original Greene & Greene architecture style, and modernizes the materials, higher strength steel, concrete that allows us to span greater distances in spaces. House is 4000 sqft, Casita 742 sqft, garage 876 sqft, boathouse 894 sqft.
The Zeuske 2 Residence is a great example of a multiple story Modern Prairie Style home.