Robert M. Lamp House

Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright
Year: 1903
Style: Prairie School
City: Madison, WI

The Robert M. Lamp House, on Madison's isthmus, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1903, blending the Prairie School with the Chicago School idiom. It is individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Wisconsin State Register of Historic Places, and it holds Madison Landmark status.

the style

The house combines Prairie School and Chicago School characteristics, with Wright credited as the originator of the Prairie School vocabulary it employs.

the architect

significance

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Wisconsin State Register of Historic Places, and individually designated a Madison Landmark.

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nearby

St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church 0.2 mi · Romanesque Revival · 1888
Wisconsin State Capitol 0.2 mi · Beaux-Arts · 1970
Madison Masonic Temple 0.2 mi · Neoclassical · 1923
Gates of Heaven Synagogue 0.2 mi · Romanesque Revival · 1863
Robert M. Bashford House 0.3 mi · Italianate · 1855
Grace Episcopal Church 0.3 mi · Gothic Revival · 1855

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