Heller House, Chicago

Frank Lloyd Wright's Heller House exemplifies Prairie School architecture, characterized by horizontal lines, overhanging eaves, and integration with the landscape. This presentation sheet includes a perspective elevation, floor plan, and architectural detail of the entrance. Wright's design vocabulary—emphasizing organic geometry and spatial flow—became foundational to American modernism. The detailed drawings demonstrate the architect's meticulous approach to both exterior massing and interior organization, establishing principles that influenced residential design throughout the twentieth century.