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World Heritage Plaque Unveiled at Taliesin

Taliesin Preservation and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation unveiled a new plaque at Frank Lloyd Wright’s 800-acre estate in the rural Driftless Hills near Spring Green, WI, celebrating the site’s inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Sep 21, 2021

Growing and Living: John Lautner and the Legacy of Organic Architecture

In the coming issue of the Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly magazine, we are still focusing on the work of an architect, but his name isn’t Wright. We’ve partnered with the John Lautner Foundation to develop an issue dedicated to Wright apprentice and brilliant architect, John Lautner.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Sep 14, 2021

Willey House Stories Part 21 – Giving What They Had to Give

Every house has stories to tell, particularly if the house was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Some stories are familiar. Some are even true. Some, true or not, have been lost to time, while others are yet to be told. Steve Sikora, owner of the Malcom Willey House, continues his exploration of the home and its influence on architecture and society.

Steve Sikora | Sep 1, 2021

Image of doghouse designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

The Smallest Structure Ever Designed by The Iconic Architect

In 1956, Frank Lloyd Wright was presented with the unique opportunity to design a dog house.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Aug 26, 2021

Meier House: An American System-Built Home

Frank Lloyd Wright’s American System-Built Homes was an early effort to provide affordable but architecturally-distinctive housing to the middle class.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Aug 10, 2021

Sacred Spaces Photography Exhibit to Premiere at Beth Sholom Synagogue

Traveling exhibition of Andrew Pielage’s photography of Frank Lloyd Wright’s “Sacred Spaces” debuts at the Wright-designed synagogue in Pennsylvania.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Aug 10, 2021

Frank Lloyd Wright standing at construction site of Guggenheim Museum wearing hat and pointing cane at scaffolding

View Frank Lloyd Wright’s Iconic Hat & Cane For a Limited Time at Taliesin West

Get a closer look into Frank Lloyd Wright’s unmistakable design and fashion aesthetic when his hat and cane are displayed in his winter home and studio in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jun 30, 2021

Kansas City Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed Church Revives its Iconic ‘Steeple of Light’

After being turned off for two years, the Community Christian Church’s historic Steeple of Light, once again illuminates the night sky over the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jun 25, 2021

A collage of black and white photographs featuring various women from different eras. The images are arranged in an overlapping manner, showcasing women in diverse attire and poses, including some in professional settings and others in more casual or traditional costumes. The compilation suggests a historical perspective, highlighting the varied roles and influences of women associated with Frank Lloyd Wright.

A Look at the Women Whose Work Shaped the Wright Legacy

For the upcoming issue of the Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly magazine, we spoke with architecture curator Ashley Mendelsohn, on her recent experience guest curating our 2021 spring edition titled “‘Hers is a Good Spirit Here’: Women Working with Frank Lloyd Wright.”

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | May 28, 2021

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