euphues:

Elevation detail of the Frederick C. Bogk House, 1916-1917

[Graphite, watercolor, and ink on paper]

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Dana-Thomas House (1904), Springfield, Illinois

Taliesin Tuesday! 

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin East (1911), Spring Green, Wisconsin

fllwfoundation:

Our 600-acre Taliesin estate in Spring Green, WI, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1911, is once again awakening from hibernation to welcome tourists.

The full tour season begins May 1st and the National Historic site will be open every day through October 31st. Learn more here.

fllwfoundation:

Here’s a great shot of our Taliesin Evening last Saturday night at Taliesin West.

Wright believed that successful architects needed charm in order to win over clients. Wright and his wife, Olgivanna, would host elaborate formal evenings that featured plays, movies or music in the cabaret theater in order to give their apprentices a chance to hone their social skills. This tradition still carries on today at our Taliesin, the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture.

texifornianperspective:

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House (1924), Los Angeles 

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wingspread (1937), Racine, Wisconsin

prairieschoolarchitecture:

Frank Lloyd Wright, Frederick C. Robie House, Chicago, Illinois, 1910.

Historic American Buildings Survey Cervin Robinson, Photographer, 20 August 1963

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Guggenheim (1959), New York City 

(via lusitanias)

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium (1964), Arizona State University campus, Tempe, Arizona 

Fallingwater Friday!