New professorship recognizes Frank Lloyd Wright’s legacy
The story behind a new professorship named for Frank Lloyd Wright starts in 1949, when the world-famous architect decided to help a young Madison builder find fame.
The 20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright
The Jacobs House is the primary illustration in the series of how this architecture addressed changing modes of domestic living in the 20th century. This is the first of Wright’s Usonian houses, an artistic design for a family of modest…
Prof. Jim Dennis Rescues Frank Lloyd Wright’s Jacobs House
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10 Homes that Changed America #7 First Jacobs House
In the 1930s, Frank Lloyd Wright, like many other designers and architects, had some time on his hands. With the Great Depression strangling America's building industry, Wright focused some of his attention on other pursuits. In 1932, Wright took on…
Frank Lloyd Wright buildings added to UNESCO World Heritage list
This week, eight Frank Lloyd Wright buildings were added to the UNESCO World Heritage list -- sites that are singled out for their value to humanity. The buildings include Wright’s Fallingwater, and his Unity Temple in Oak Park, Illinois. It…
Eight Wright Sites Inscribed to UNESCO World Heritage List
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