Frank Lloyd Wright: Is Less Really More? NEW

One of America's most celebrated and influential architects, Frank Lloyd Wright got involved in the post-war effort to standardize housing and make it more efficient toward the end of his career. His version was the Usonian house, which relied on economy of scale, what he called "the honest materials" of wood, stone and glass, and which highlighted the natural setting. Looking back, these Usonian houses are the absolute opposite of the McMansions so many favor today. What can we learn from the Usonian house, for good and for bad?