Cedric G. and Patricia Neils Boulter House

The Boulter House features concrete block construction and Douglas fir materials arranged in four-foot square modules throughout the structure's layout.

Commissioned in 1953 and completed in 1956, this residence was designed for two University of Cincinnati classics professors following Wright's Usonian architectural principles.

The house represents the Prairie School movement's emphasis on horizontal lines, flat roofs, and natural integration, reflecting mid-20th century American residential architecture.

The split-level design includes a master bedroom and study on the second floor overlooking the living room, with additions completed in 1958.

In 2019, the house experienced a fire causing $100,000 in damages, leading to restoration efforts by subsequent owners to maintain its architectural integrity.

Location: Cincinnati

Architects: Frank Lloyd Wright

GPS coordinates: 39.15186,-84.52303

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:24