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20 Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings You Can Tour Virtually
Architectural Digest04.30.20
For architecture lovers who have always wanted to make the pilgrimage to Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece buildings but haven’t yet had the chance, now is the opportunity.
In The News
Some Wright Locations Reopen for Tours
Paint Square06.09.20
As more areas begin to open back up in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Home and Studio and the Frederick C. Robie House have posted their own reopening notices.
The Restoration of This Frank Lloyd Wright Home In Chicago Is A Triumph
Metro.Style06.08.20
The preservation of homes is a cultural endeavor worth embarking on. Faithfully restored places tell the history of a place and a culture: their values, their customs, and the material culture that was bred from these.
From a Romeo and Juliet windmill to a child’s dog house: Obscure Frank Lloyd Wright creations that are hiding in plain sight
MSN06.04.20
Renowned American architect Frank Lloyd Wright is famous for creating great works, such as New York’s Guggenheim Museum (pictured) and the iconic Fallingwater House in Pennsylvania. But he also engineered plenty of less-known constructions — some which are hiding in plain sight.