Ben Rebhuhn House
New York, United States

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Built in 1937 in Great Neck Estates, the Ben Rebhuhn House is the only residence Frank Lloyd Wright designed on Long Island. Commissioned by publishers Benjamin and Anne Rebhuhn, the house exemplifies Wright's Usonian style with its cruciform plan, two-story living room, and economical use of materials—tidewater red cypress board and batten, brick, and red roof tile. Though sharing design affinities with Wright's earlier Ernest Vosburgh House in Michigan, this work belongs to his later, more accessible Usonian philosophy. The house later passed through notable ownership, including that of Texas oil heiress Diane Reid.
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