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What did Wright's mother do while he was a baby to foster the idea of architecture? |
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When Wright reached the age of seven, his mother introduced him to a visual education method using wooden blocks and paper shapes. What was the name of this method? |
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When Wright was around eleven, his parents sent him to work each summer on an uncle's farm in rural Wisconsin. Why did they do this? |
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What upheaval in Wright's life forced him to be on his own at age eighteen? |
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Wright's first opportunity to do some architectural design work came when he got to assist Chicago architect Joseph Silsbee. What type of building did they design? |
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In 1887, what was Wright's first design to actually be built? |
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When designing, Wright considered the materials, the land, and the occupants as well as the function of the structure. With what phrase did Wright express this theory? |
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Before turning forty years old, Wright did something scandalous that impacted his reputation. What did he do? |
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At which of Wright's houses did a 1914 fire destroy everything except his studio? |
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Wright became famous on an international level with his design of the Imperial Hotel. In what world capital was the hotel located? |
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