Which architectural project is widely considered to have established Frank Lloyd Wright's 'Prairie School' style as a distinctive brand in American architecture?

Frank Lloyd Wright is not just an architect but a brand that has evolved over decades. His distinctive style and philosophy have influenced countless structures worldwide and created a lasting legacy in architecture. This trivia question explores how his brand identity developed through specific projects that marked turning points in his career.

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• Fallingwater (1935)
• The Frederick C. Robie House (1909)
• The Guggenheim Museum (1959)
• Taliesin West (1937)

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