The Prairie House

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Architect Herb Greene built the Prairie House in 1961 as a founding example of what came to be known as "organic architecture". With its delicate cedar shingles and other low-cost local building materials, the 2,100-square foot home is the physical manifestation of Greene's unlimited imagination and Read more

Architect Herb Greene built the Prairie House in 1961 as a founding example of what came to be known as "organic architecture". With its delicate cedar shingles and other low-cost local building materials, the 2,100-square foot home is the physical manifestation of Greene's unlimited imagination and adherence to a belief that the built environment is as important to nurturing its inhabitants’ souls as it is in providing them shelter. The Prairie House most definitely achieves both. The two-story home features two bedrooms, one bathroom, and a kitchen on the lower level, while the entire second story is designated to living and entertaining. It is nestled gently on three acres of Oklahoma prairie, with views of the countryside, as well as the University of Oklahoma and downtown Oklahoma City in the distance, a 25-minute drive away.

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