When building a house in the suburbs, the project of the famous American architect Frank Lloyd Wright was used. The building is a practically exact copy of the original object, with slight changes. Therefore, the further work on planning and design completely proceeded from an understanding of how this project could have existed in our time. The resultant image did not become a blind imitation of the master; rather, it could be called the adherence to the motives of Wright’s creativity-with interpretations and relevant additions.