Inspired Prairie
The Living Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright
From the cantilevered wonder of Fallingwater to the spiraling Guggenheim — discover the buildings that changed the world.
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Iconic Works
The mother art is architecture. Without an architecture of our own we have no soul of our own civilization.— Frank Lloyd Wright
His Legacy
An Architecture Born from Nature
Frank Lloyd Wright (1867–1959) designed more than 1,000 structures over a 70-year career, of which 532 were completed. His philosophy of organic architecture — that buildings should grow from their environment as naturally as any living thing — transformed the built world.
From the sweeping Prairie Style homes of the Midwest to the desert compounds of Arizona, Wright's work remains as vital and astonishing today as when it was first built.
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Completed Works
70+
Years of Practice
8
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
1867
Year of Birth
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Explore Every Site
Many of Wright's greatest buildings are open to the public. Browse our complete guide to visiting hours, locations, and what to expect at each site.
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