Primarily featuring Wrights residential work of the post-War years. The post-War houses followed many directions, demonstrating a fecundity of ideas and forms. This wide variety of shapes--hemicycles, linear Usonians, teepees, honeycombs, gridded skeletons-- far outstripped the variety of Wright's previous residential work. The book will reveal a new dimension to Wright to general audiences interested in architecture, presenting Wright's Usonian variations (Neils House Blair House) and other Usonians (Katherine Jacobs I, Staley House), System Built houses, Usonian Automatics, Prefab Houses, houses of unusual geometries--as well, as the well known masterpieces (Loveness House, Fallingwater, Price Tower, Unity Temple, Guggenheim, Florida Southern College. The book will also include plans of the Wright's important Mid-Century Modern building types.