Frank Lloyd Wright, renowned as the “father of skyscrapers,” shaped American architecture with his visionary designs. His philosophy of organic architecture emphasized harmony between buildings, people, and nature. From the iconic Fallingwater to innovative Prairie Houses, Wright blended industrial materials with thoughtful interiors, balancing individual comfort and communal life. This concise study captures his enduring impact on modern American architecture and his pursuit of a culturally expressive yet practical built environment.
Publisher: Thames & Hudson (in association with the V&A Museum)
