Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Samara was completed in 1956. It is named after the helicopter or whirlybird seeds of the pine trees on the site (samara), and this stylized shape serves a motif for the house, appearing in the
Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park
The Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park, also known as the Kraus House, is located just outside Saint Louis in Kirkwood, Missouri. It’s a Wright Usonian house — one of his last, in fact. Wright’s high concept here is
Charnley-Persky House
Back in the early 1890s, when Louis Sullivan employed a certain Frank Lloyd Wright, they worked together to design the Charnley–Persky House. Sullivan primarily designed large commercial buildings, so this is one of his few houses. FLW designed a lot
Wingspread
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Wingspread was completed in 1939 for the president of S.C. Johnson, Herbert Fisk Johnson Jr. It’s located north of Racine WI, in Wind Point. WI. Wright designed it as a family home, but since 1960,
