The Randall Fawcett House in Los Banos, California, is a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Usonian residence conceived in 1955 and completed in 1961 on farmland in the Central Valley. Commissioned by Randall "Buck" Fawcett and his wife Harriet after meeting Wright through a Stanford architecture course, the house reflects Wright’s late residential work and his adaptation of the Usonian ideal to an agricultural setting. Its angular plan uses wings set at 60- and 120-degree angles, with sloped concrete block walls, a broad copper fascia, and a long horizontal roof line that mirrors the surrounding fields. The house also features expansive living spaces, a prominent fireplace, and landscaped grounds with a koi pond and swimming pool.