The Pratt House and Frank Lloyd Wright – Signed by Eric and Pat Pratt. Primary Source Architectural History. Original Usonian Owner Account. And Frank Lloyd Wright. By Eric and Pat Pratt. Inside a Wright Masterpiece. This volume offers an unparalleled, first-person account of life within a Frank Lloyd Wright “Usonian” home. HEIC, the book documents the building and memories of the Pratt House in the cooperative community of Galesburg, Michigan, between 1947 and 1979. Unlike traditional biographies, this monograph provides the intimate perspective of Eric and Pat Pratt, the original owners who worked directly with Wright to realize their architectural vision. Spanning 123 pages including an index, the text explores the practicalities, joys, and challenges of living in a structure designed by America’s greatest architect. It is a vital document for scholars of Wright’s Kalamazoo-area projects and those interested in the social history of Wright’s cooperative housing experiments. Condition Assessment: Like New / Fine. An exceptional, collector-grade copy that appears entirely unread. Signatures: Hand-signed and inscribed on the half-title page by both authors: May you have happy times! Eric and Pat Pratt Reference: IMG_4926. The Interior: The binding is perfectly tight and square. The pages are immaculate-bright, white, and 100% free of writing, highlighting, or markings. The spine is uncreased. The Exterior: The cover is exceptionally clean with vibrant color and sharp corners. JT ENTERPORTALS? ENLIGHTENING MINDS.