For the Art Newspaper, I wrote about the preservation of the Prairie House in Norman, Oklahoma, designed by modernist Herb Greene in an organic shape made from cedar planks:

“While cities across the United States were being transformed by sleek glass towers in the mid-20th century, on the Great Plains a more fantastic vision of Modern architecture was being built. Now known as the American School, this rebellious strain of design had no boundaries in style, form or materials.” Read the full story here.