ArchitectureWeek - Puzzler Question #449

Quiz . 21 October 2009


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Architecture Puzzler #449

The Watts Sherman House (1874) in Newport, Rhode Island, by Henry Hobson Richardson, is an early example of this distinctive architectural "style." The Frank Lloyd Wright House (1887) in Oak Park, Illinois, is perhaps a better known example. What style am I referring to?

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How would you use the following formula?

2R + T = 25

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A Wright house of a different style: the D.D. Martin House in Buffalo, New York.
Photo: Nate Hofer

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