Franklin Lloyd Wright

2. Frank Lloyd Wright designed the geometric pattern for the clerestory windows based on this winged seed found in nature.
8. The term Frank Lloyd Wright used for the kitchen.
11. The front of the house was constructed out of this material.
12. Originally, the kitchen countertops in the Bachman-Wilson House were made of Formica, but the Tarantinos replaced the countertops with this material (two words)
13. This Arkansas architect studied with Frank Lloyd Wright and later won the American Institute of Architects Gold Medal award (first and last name).
15. There are two chairs in the house named after the art of paper folding.
18. Last name of the family who owned the house before it came to Crystal Bridges.
20. This type of wood is found throughout the house.

1. Name of the home Wright designed and built for the Kaufman family in southwestern Pennsylvania, also one of the most well-known Wright-designed home.
3. Name of the New York City Museum designed by Wright.
4. In a letter to Wright, the Wilsons wrote, “You have made us as _____ as it is possible for two people to be” after he agreed to build a house for the family.
5. This house and all Usonian homes by Wright were designed on this type of layout.
6. Much of the furniture in the house isn’t going anywhere, because it’s designed this way (two words).
7. The Bachman-Wilson House was relocated to Arkansas from this town in New Jersey.
9. Frank Lloyd Wright practiced this type of architecture.
10. Frank Lloyd Wright designed many different types of homes; the Bachman-Wilson House is this type of house.
14. This Northwest Arkansas company moved the deconstructed house from New Jersey to Bentonville (two words).
16. Frank Lloyd Wright considered garages to be places where junk collected - instead, he included these in his Usonian designs.
17. The house uses this type of heat.
19. The back side of the house is made up of mostly this material.