Frank Lloyd Wright, America's most famous and prolific modern architect, designed over 400 buildings in his 60-year career. His homes, particularly, were revolutionary in their open plan design, reflecting his philosophy of harmony between humans and nature, known as "organic architecture." Wright's houses embodied an ideal of calmness and order, but his own life was marked by public scandal, financial struggles, and personal tragedy.
Frank Lloyd Wright: Murder, Myth & Modernism
The tumultuous life of Frank Lloyd Wright, America's most renowned modern architect, was marked by high-profile scandals, financial struggles, and personal heartache.
