Frank Lloyd Wright is arguably the most important early 20th century architect in the US who thoroughly rethought how we live and use built spaces in a modern world and how buildings could relate to their surrounding environment. His ‘organic architecture’ incorporates built in furniture, especially designed windows and a careful balance amongst all elements. His designs include private homes, corporate buildings, temples and of course the most beautiful Guggenheim Museum in NYC.

Virtual program hosted by the Kemmerer Library.