Prefab .231 Marshall Erdman Prefab Houses

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catherine , william cass house crimson beech


wright s design single story, l-shaped home pitched-roof bedroom wing joining flat-roofed living-dining-kitchen area centered on large masonry fireplace. carport 1 end of roof resting on detached storage shed completed design. eventually, wright produced variations, including fourth bedroom , options full or partial basement. versions ranged in size 1,860 2,400 square feet (173 223 m).


to limit costs, wright used standard andersen windows , pella doors, , designed prefab built using standard sheets of plywood, masonite , drywall. exterior painted masonite horizontal redwood battens attached, though house built of stone or concrete block, or partially faced stone.


prefab #1 houses:



eugene van tamelen house — madison, wisconsin (1956)
arnold jackson house skyview — moved madison (built 1957) beaver dam, wisconsin (in 1985).
donald c. duncan house — moved lisle, illinois (built 1957) polymath park, westmoreland county, southwestern pennsylvania (in 2002). 1 of few wright homes allow guests spend night.
frank iber house — plover, wisconsin (1957)
al borah / carl post house — barrington hills, illinois (1957)
catherine , william cass house crimson beech — staten island, new york (1959)
socrates zaferiou house — blauvelt, new york (built 1961)
joseph mollica house — bayside, wisconsin (1958)
dr. edward & laura jane lafond house — st. joseph, minnesota (1960)




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