Hillside Home School

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Hillside Home School is an educational complex designed by Frank Lloyd Wright at his Taliesin estate in Wisconsin, reflecting his architectural and pedagogical philosophies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf educational complex
school building
architect Frank Lloyd Wright NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Prairie School NERFINISHED
Wrightian architecture NERFINISHED
associatedWith Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation NERFINISHED
Taliesin Fellowship NERFINISHED
contributesTo understanding of Frank Lloyd Wright’s development of organic architecture
understanding of Frank Lloyd Wright’s educational ideas
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designedAs part of an organic architecture ensemble at Taliesin
designedBy Frank Lloyd Wright NERFINISHED
educationalPhilosophy integration of life, work, and study
learning through practice
hasArchitecturalFeature grouped as a complex of buildings
low horizontal lines
natural materials
strong connection between interior and exterior spaces
hasFunction assembly hall
classrooms
dining and communal spaces
studio spaces
hasNameOrigin Hillside Home School founded by Wright’s aunts
heritageDesignation part of Taliesin National Historic Landmark NERFINISHED
part of Taliesin National Historic Landmark District
historicalUse boarding school
day school
integratesWith surrounding landscape
isTouristAttraction true
locatedIn Iowa County, Wisconsin NERFINISHED
Spring Green, Wisconsin NERFINISHED
Taliesin estate NERFINISHED
locatedOn Wisconsin River valley NERFINISHED
notableFor integration of educational and architectural experimentation at Taliesin
openToPublic true
partOf Taliesin NERFINISHED
Taliesin estate complex NERFINISHED
Taliesin estate educational facilities
Taliesin visitor experience
reflects Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural philosophy
Frank Lloyd Wright’s pedagogical philosophy
reflectsPhilosophyOf Frank Lloyd Wright NERFINISHED
region Midwestern United States
state Wisconsin
usedFor architectural training
community activities
education

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Taliesin contains Hillside Home School