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When Frank Lloyd Wright wrote that certain "principles behind the effects" gave his buildings "such vitality, integrity, and magic as they have, " he confronted us with a dual challenge: first, to uncover these principles, and, second, to explain how they yielded the remarkable qualities of "vitality and magic"- always suffused with a clarity, immediacy, and harmony that imbue all his works with a lucent aesthetic "signature."He gave us our fi...

Frank Lloyd Wright confronted us with two challenges when he wrote of his buildings that certain "basic principles behind the effects" "give to them all such vitality, integrity, and magic as they have." The first challenge: to uncover these principles, and, the second, to explain how they yield works of such aesthetic range and power.He gave us the first clue-each building emerges from "the differentiation of a single, certain, simple form", ...