1889
Prairie StyleUNESCO
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio
Oak Park, Illinois
Where Wright lived and worked during the formative Prairie years.
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The Collection
Buildings & Sites
A curated guide to Frank Lloyd Wright's most significant works — spanning seven decades, six architectural styles, and the breadth of America.
69 sites
1908
Prairie StyleUNESCO
Unity Temple
Oak Park, Illinois
One of the first public buildings in poured concrete — still an active congregation.
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1902
Prairie StylePrivate
Arthur B. Heurtley House
Oak Park, Illinois
A bold early Prairie house with a Roman brick base and sweeping horizontal bands.
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1903
Prairie StylePrivate
William E. Martin House
Oak Park, Illinois
A transitional Prairie house — brother of Darwin Martin, who commissioned the Buffalo masterpiece.
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1913
Prairie StylePrivate
Harry S. Adams House
Oak Park, Illinois
One of the last Prairie houses Wright designed before his extended stay in Japan.
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1895
Prairie StylePrivate
Nathan G. Moore House
Oak Park, Illinois
Wright's only Tudor Revival — rebuilt after a fire in a more Prairie spirit.
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1901
Prairie StylePrivate
Frank Thomas House
Oak Park, Illinois
The first fully realized Prairie house — a pivotal moment in architectural history.
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1902
Prairie StylePrivate
William G. Fricke House
Oak Park, Illinois
A three-story Prairie house — unusually vertical for Wright's typically horizontal style.
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1910
Prairie StyleUNESCO
Frederick C. Robie House
Chicago, Illinois
The pinnacle of Prairie Style — sweeping horizontal lines and cantilevered roofs.
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1892
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Charnley-Persky House
Chicago, Illinois
An early masterwork designed while Wright was still at Adler & Sullivan.
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1897
Prairie StylePrivate
Isadore Heller House
Chicago, Illinois
An early Chicago house with a distinctive frieze of sculpted figures by Richard Bock.
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1915
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Emil Bach House
Chicago, Illinois
A late Prairie house in Chicago — now a vacation rental open to overnight guests.
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1894
Prairie StylePrivate
William H. Winslow House
River Forest, Illinois
Wright's first independent commission — the house that launched a career.
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1908
Prairie StylePrivate
Isabel Roberts House
River Forest, Illinois
A cruciform Prairie house designed for Wright's own bookkeeper.
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1909
Prairie StylePrivate
J. Kibben Ingalls House
River Forest, Illinois
A late Prairie house in River Forest with characteristic horizontal banding.
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1908
Prairie StylePrivate
Avery Coonley House
Riverside, Illinois
Wright's own favorite Prairie house — a sprawling complex of house, playhouse, and gardens.
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1912
Prairie StylePrivate
Avery Coonley Playhouse
Riverside, Illinois
Wright's most joyful work — art-glass windows of balloons and confetti for the Coonley kindergarten.
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1907
Prairie StylePrivate
Ferdinand F. Tomek House
Riverside, Illinois
A direct prototype for the Robie House — same plan, earlier execution.
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1904
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Dana-Thomas House
Springfield, Illinois
The most complete Prairie house — 35 art-glass windows and original furnishings intact.
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1903
Prairie StyleDemolished
Francis W. Little House
Peoria, Illinois
A major Prairie house demolished in 1972 — its living room now lives at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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1902
Prairie StylePrivate
Ward Willits House
Highland Park, Illinois
The first fully mature Prairie house — the cruciform plan perfected.
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1900
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Harley Bradley House
Kankakee, Illinois
One of Wright's earliest Prairie houses — now a restaurant open to the public.
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1900
Prairie StylePrivate
Warren Hickox House
Kankakee, Illinois
The companion Prairie house to the Bradley House — both designed by Wright in 1900 on the same Kankakee street.
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1910
Prairie StylePrivate
Mueller Houses (Robert, Adolph & Irving)
Decatur, Illinois
Three Prairie houses for the Mueller family — a remarkable concentration in one city.
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1901
Prairie StylePrivate
F.B. Henderson House
Elmhurst, Illinois
An early Prairie house in Elmhurst with characteristic horizontal banding.
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1903
Prairie StylePrivate
Francis W. Little House
Peoria, Illinois
An early Prairie house — Wright later designed a second, larger Little House in Minnesota.
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1900
Prairie StylePrivate
Albert W. True House
Hinsdale, Illinois
An early Prairie house in Hinsdale — one of Wright's first suburban commissions.
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1952
UsonianOpen to Public
Kenneth Laurent House
Rockford, Illinois
Wright's only house designed for a person with a physical disability — a Usonian in Rockford open for tours.
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1911
OrganicUNESCO
Taliesin
Spring Green, Wisconsin
Wright's beloved home and studio on the Wisconsin hillside.
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1939
ModernistOpen to Public
S.C. Johnson Administration Building
Racine, Wisconsin
A workplace transformed — the Great Workroom with its iconic lily-pad columns.
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1939
UsonianOpen to Public
Wingspread
Wind Point, Wisconsin
The last and largest of Wright's Prairie houses — a pinwheel plan around a great central hall.
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1908
Prairie StylePrivate
Eugene A. Gilmore House (Airplane House)
Madison, Wisconsin
The "Airplane House" — a Prairie house with a cruciform plan that reads like wings from above.
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1935
OrganicUNESCO
Fallingwater
Mill Run, Pennsylvania
Wright's masterpiece — a house built over a waterfall.
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1956
UsonianOpen to Public
Kentuck Knob
Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania
A Usonian gem nestled in the Laurel Highlands near Fallingwater.
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1959
ModernistOpen to Public
Beth Sholom Synagogue
Elkins Park, Pennsylvania
A translucent mountain of light — Wright's only synagogue.
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1959
ModernistUNESCO
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
New York City, New York
A revolutionary spiral form that redefined what a museum could be.
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1905
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Darwin D. Martin House Complex
Buffalo, New York
The most ambitious Prairie house ever built — six interconnected structures on a single Buffalo lot.
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1903
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
George Barton House
Buffalo, New York
The first structure built in the Martin complex — a Prairie house for Darwin Martin's sister.
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1905
Prairie StylePrivate
W.R. Heath House
Buffalo, New York
A Prairie house for a Larkin Company attorney — part of Buffalo's remarkable Wright cluster.
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1905
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Fontana Boat House
Buffalo, New York
Wright's only surviving boat house — a Prairie gem on the Buffalo waterfront, photographed by Rick McNees.
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1927
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Graycliff
Derby, New York
The Darwin Martin summer estate — a Prairie complex perched on the Lake Erie bluffs.
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1908
Prairie StylePrivate
Edward E. Boynton House
Rochester, New York
A mature Prairie house in Rochester — one of Wright's finest New York works, photographed by Rick McNees.
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1937
OrganicUNESCO
Taliesin West
Scottsdale, Arizona
Wright's winter home and studio in the Sonoran Desert.
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1966
ModernistPrivate
Norman Lykes House
Phoenix, Arizona
Wright's last residential design — completed posthumously in Phoenix.
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1921
Mayan RevivalUNESCO
Hollyhock House
Los Angeles, California
A Mayan-inspired masterpiece in the hills of Hollywood.
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1962
ModernistOpen to Public
Marin County Civic Center
San Rafael, California
Wright's only government building — a sweeping arc of arches and blue spires.
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1924
Textile BlockPrivate
Ennis House
Los Angeles, California
The grandest of the textile block houses — a Mayan temple on a Hollywood hillside.
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1923
Textile BlockPrivate
La Miniatura (Millard House)
Pasadena, California
The first textile block house — Wright's experiment in "knitting" concrete.
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1956
ModernistMuseum
Price Tower
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
The only skyscraper Wright ever built — "the tree that escaped the crowded forest."
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1909
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Meyer May House
Grand Rapids, Michigan
A meticulously restored Prairie house — every detail original or faithfully reproduced. Free admission.
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1910
Prairie StylePrivate
J.H. Amberg House
Grand Rapids, Michigan
A Prairie house in Grand Rapids — completed by Marion Mahony after Wright left for Europe.
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1949
UsonianPrivate
Robert Levin House
Kalamazoo, Michigan
A Usonian on Taliesin Drive in Kalamazoo — one of three Wright houses on the same street.
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1953
UsonianPrivate
Eric V. Brown House
Kalamazoo, Michigan
A Usonian on Kalamazoo's Taliesin Drive — one of three Wright houses on the same street.
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1959
UsonianPrivate
Ina Morris Harper House
St. Joseph, Michigan
One of Wright's last completed houses — a 1959 Usonian in St. Joseph on Lake Michigan.
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1941
UsonianOpen to Public
Pope-Leighey House
Alexandria, Virginia
A Usonian house saved from demolition twice — now open at Woodlawn, Alexandria.
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1940
OrganicPrivate
Auldbrass Plantation
Yemassee, South Carolina
Wright's only plantation complex — a hexagonal Usonian estate in the South Carolina lowcountry.
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1941
UsonianUNESCO
Florida Southern College Campus
Lakeland, Florida
The largest single-site collection of Wright buildings in the world.
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1952
UsonianPrivate
Henry J. Leiman House
Tampa, Florida
A Usonian house in Tampa — one of Wright's Florida commissions.
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1910
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Park Inn Hotel
Mason City, Iowa
The only surviving Wright-designed hotel in the world — restored and operating in Mason City.
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1908
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Dr. G.C. Stockman House
Mason City, Iowa
An early Prairie house in Mason City — restored and open for tours in the heart of Wright's Iowa cluster.
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1945
UsonianOpen to Public
Lowell Walter Residence
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
A Usonian masterpiece on the Cedar River — now owned by the State of Iowa and open for tours.
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1917
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Allen-Lambe House
Wichita, Kansas
The last Prairie house — Wright's most refined farewell to his first great style.
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1934
UsonianPrivate
Malcolm Willey House
Minneapolis, Minnesota
The prototype for the Usonian house — the first of its kind.
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1954
UsonianPrivate
Charles J. Winton Sr. House
Minneapolis, Minnesota
A late Usonian house in Minneapolis — one of two Wright houses in the city.
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1908
Prairie StyleOpen to Public
Burton J. Westcott House
Springfield, Ohio
The only Prairie house Wright designed in Ohio — meticulously restored and open for tours in Springfield.
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1950
UsonianPrivate
Eric V. Brown House
Ogden Dunes, Indiana
A Usonian house on the Indiana dunes — a rare Wright work in the Midwest dune country.
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1954
UsonianOpen to Public
Samara (John E. Christian House)
West Lafayette, Indiana
Wright's only building in West Lafayette — a Usonian Automatic open for tours near Purdue University.
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1940
UsonianOpen to Public
Rosenbaum House
Florence, Alabama
The only Frank Lloyd Wright building in Alabama — a Usonian masterpiece open for tours.
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1957
UsonianOpen to Public
Russell & Ruth Kraus House (Ebsworth Park)
Kirkwood, Missouri
Wright's only building in Missouri — a late Usonian in Kirkwood, now open as Ebsworth Park.
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