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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Goetsch-Winckler House For Sale

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jul 6, 2020

The early Usonian 1940 Goetsch-Winkler House in Okemos, Michigan by Frank Lloyd Wright is for sale at $479,000.

It is said that this tight-knit home nestled in a heavily wooded site near Michigan State University was Frank Lloyd Wright’s “favorite small house.” The Goetsch-Winkler property has been thoroughly restored by the current owners of 13 years to keep the home as original as possible. The house features board-and-batten walls that emphasize its horizontal design, clerestory windows, and floor-to-ceiling windows to bring the outside in. You’ll also find many examples of original Wright-designed furniture and built-ins throughout.

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Frank Lloyd Wright + Arizona

Frank Lloyd Wright’s connection to Arizona, the location of his personal winter home Taliesin West, runs deep, with his architectural influence seen all over the Valley. Here, PhD student David R. Richardson gives a brief overview of several of Wright’s most notable projects in the Grand Canyon state.
[Cohen House Tropical Foliage (Abstract Pattern Study), Eugene Masselink, ca. 1957, graphite, ink, and paint on plywood, Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Collection, 1910.223.2.]

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