A 49-square-metre home by US architects Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin will be open to the public to ...

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With weird opening hours, hard-to-reach locations and elusive tours we thought ... Don’t forget your camera! Frank Lloyd Wright’s most famous house, Fallingwater, was the recipient of ...

Using sandstone from nearby quarries, light ocher concrete, and red steel, Frank Lloyd Wright built a three-story residence that is cantilevered over a waterfall in 1937. It’s aptly named Fallingwater ...

In an alternate architectural history, the heart of Pittsburgh would be a massive Frank Lloyd ... artifacts for Wright’s completed projects in the region — the famous Fallingwater and Kentuck ...

Experience exciting cities and rural customs, sombre battlefields and exquisite architecture in this eclectic state ...

In this Our Changing Climate environmental video essay, I look at Frank Lloyd Wright's buildings through his sustainable and green architecture in his designs for Fallingwater and Usonian homes.

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When fans of the Prairie Style architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright converge on the Oak Park area in May for the Wright Plus 2025 tours and house walk, they’ll have the opportunity to explore four ...

Frank Lloyd Wright built a three-story residence that is cantilevered over a waterfall in 1937. It’s aptly named Fallingwater. An ancient Roman temple turned Catholic church, the Pantheon pairs ...

The Miami Dolphins are five years into the Tua Tagovailoa era and don’t have a playoff win. How much the 26-year-old quarterback is to blame depends on who you ask. Nick Wright of FOX Sports thinks ...