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News and updates from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
Of all Frank Lloyd Wright’s unbuilt designs, a snub from Wright’s adopted home state of 25 years for its Capitol building still reverberates with this resident’s commentary: “What could be more ridiculous than for Arizona to go on record before the world and our own descendants as having rejected Frank Lloyd Wright as an architect?” Find out why Arizona never got its Capitol from America’s most famous architect.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Nov 20, 2020
Jewel Branding & Licensing will work closely together with the Foundation to expand Frank Lloyd Wright’s design philosophy, refined style, and innovative ideas through strategic licensing partnerships.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Nov 9, 2020
The Carr House, a Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian built in 1950, is the only Wright designed home in Illinois’s city of Glenview and it’s now available for sale.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Nov 2, 2020
For nearly a decade, the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation has invited a graphic designer to work full time on the Marketing and Communication team, which includes living and working at Taliesin West. This summer, 2019–2021 Graphic Design fellow, Rachel Minier, visited Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin for the first time.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Oct 14, 2020
Find out how much you may have in common with architect Frank Lloyd Wright with this activity, “How Like Wright Are You?”
Peruse this immaculately kept Frank Lloyd Wright home for sale nestled in the wooded hills of a desirous Indiana lakefront community.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Oct 12, 2020
Roll out your next Zoom call or virtual meeting in style: Frank Lloyd Wright inspired design lends extra polish to your “Zoom Room” background and work space decor.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Oct 9, 2020
This activity challenges you to carefully observe the air quality around you and how much air pollution might be in your own city or hometown. Learn how Frank Lloyd Wright planned a design for a city without cars, railroads, or tall buildings in hopes of decreasing air pollution to find ways to create a more healthy, sustainable way of living.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Oct 7, 2020
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Sep 30, 2020