Rosenbaum House in Florence, Alabama, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for Stanley and Mildred Rosenbaum and is the only Wright building in the state. Commissioned in 1938 and occupied in 1940, it was among the earliest Usonian houses based on Wright’s economical modern vision for middle-class families, though it cost far more than planned. Built of cypress, brick, glass, and low cantilevered roofs, it became celebrated as an especially pure Usonian design and was later enlarged by Wright in 1948. Despite chronic practical problems, the Rosenbaums lived there for decades. After major deterioration, the house was restored and opened in 2002 as a museum.

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Florence, Alabama · USA