Hanna House By Frank Lloyd Wright

The Hanna– Honeycomb House is basically called the Hanna House which is situated on the Stanford University grounds in Stanford, California, United States.This is perceived as a National Historic Landmark.Begun in 1937 and extended more than 25 years, this is the first and best case of Wright's inventive hexagonal outline.

Designed after the honeycomb of a honey bee, the house joins six-sided figures with 120-degree edges in its arrangement, in its ious tiled patios, and even in worked in furniture.

The hexagonal modules of the floor design gave the presence of a honeycomb; subsequently the name of the house. There are no correct points on the floor design.In American National Bibliography Frederick Ivor-Campbell composed "the, Honeycomb House demonstrated how Wright's arrangement of Polygonal modules could furnish the receptiveness that he connected with an opportunity of development while nimbly coordinating the house with its inclining geology.