... architecture,"" the central principle of which maintains that the building should develop out of its natural surrounding. From the outset he showed bold originality in his designs for both private and public structures and rebelled against the ornate neoclassic and Victorian styles that the conventional architects used. Wright was opposed to the mechanical duties of old styles. He believed "architectural form must ultimately be determined in each case by the particular function of the building, its environment, and the ... one of the most famous modern architects in the world. Even thou...

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