An artist from this movement patented a modular concrete system meant to design cheap houses, the knitlock system. An architect from this movement urged architects to “bring out the natural of materials” in the essay In (-5[1])the Cause of Architecture. Credit for a building commissioned by liquorman David Amberg was claimed by three architects from this movement: Hermann van Holst, and two architects who collaborated on the Wasmuth Portfolio. Two architects (-5[1])from this movement (-5[1])won the contest to design (*) Canberra. An area in Pleasantville (-5[1])is designed according to the Georgism-inspired (-5[1])Broadacre City concept (10[1])developed by an architect (10[1])from this school. Houses in this style feature typically boxed, low-pitched roofs with overhanging eaves (10[1])and window features (10[1]-5[3])emphasizing horizontality. For 10 points, (10[1])name this architectural style associated with Frank (10[1])Lloyd (-5[1])Wright. (10[3]-5[2])■END■ (10[6]0[7])