The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Emil Bach House at 7415 ... Chicago’s Sheridan Road was a lakeside thoroughfare lined with fine homes for the very well-off set. And it’s shameful — to ...

All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. If you’ve ever dreamed of living in a home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, you’re far from alone. Each building’s mid-century modern finishes, open ...

Digital illustration, 2021, made with material made available by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. (Western Pennsylvania Conservancy) Review by Maura Judkis In an alternate architectural history ...

Sitting in a library at the University at Buffalo are pages upon pages of letters about Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House, a historic home in the Queen City that is celebrating its 120th ...

From the Agent: "The David and Christine Weisblat House is an extraordinary Frank Lloyd Wright–designed Usonian home that captures the essence of his organic architecture philosophy. Located in ...

In an alternate architectural history, the heart of Pittsburgh would be a massive Frank Lloyd Wright civic center — a 10-story megastructure with an opera house, planetarium, zoo and aquarium ...

A meticulously maintained home designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright has come on the market for only the second time in its storied 74-year history, priced at just under $2.3 million.

A Frank Lloyd Wright–designed home in Galesburg, Michigan, known as the Weisblat House is on the market for the second time ever in its 77-year history. Located in the Acres, a residential plat ...

Frank Lloyd Wright is one of America’s (and the world’s) most celebrated 20th-century architects. His designs include iconic national landmarks like the Guggenheim Museum. But many of the more than ...

The home has been thoughtfully maintained and restored, preserving its architectural integrity while incorporating modern systems and amenities. Situated in the Frank Lloyd Wright–designed the ...

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Unity Temple in the leafy Chicago suburb of Oak Park shatters just about every convention of religious architecture. There’s no picturesque steeple. No easy-to-find ...