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Draw a line around the earth at its widest point and you get the meridian — the invisible circle that holds everything together

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Frank Lloyd Wright Robie House Earrings needs-model Draw a line around theSome buildings don't just sit on their lot. They move. The Robie House on the south side of Chicago does this it pulls your eye sideways along every horizontal line, every cantilevered overhang, every Roman brick laid to emphasize length over height, until you feel like the whole structure is in motion, streaming across the prairie like something aerodynamic, something alive. It was 1910, and Frederick Robie wanted a modern house. What Frank Lloyd