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You’re in the Wright Place!
Frank Lloyd Wright worked for the architectural firm of Adler & Sullivan in Chicago, Illinois from 1888 to 1893. During his time with the firm, he worked on a number of projects, including the Auditorium Building, the Wainwright Building, and the Gage Building.
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Wright’s work with Adler & Sullivan was a formative experience for him. He learned a great deal about the craft of architecture from Louis Sullivan, and he also developed his own unique style. Wright’s Prairie School style, which emphasized horizontal lines and organic forms, was a direct result of his work with Adler & Sullivan.
After leaving Adler & Sullivan, Wright continued to work in Chicago. He designed a number of important buildings, including the Robie House and Unity Temple. He also began to experiment with new materials and technologies, such as reinforced concrete and glass.
Wright’s work had a profound impact on American architecture. He is considered one of the most important architects of the 20th century, and his ideas continue to influence architects around the world.
1889 – Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio
1892 – Charnley-Persky House
1892 – Thomas Gale House
1892 – Robert Parker House
1892 – Warren McArthur House
1892 – George Blossom House
1892 – Robert Emmond House
1893 – Walter Gale House
1893 – Francis Wooley House
1894 – Winslow House
1893 – Irving Clark House
1893 – Peter Goan House
1894 – Frederick Bagley House
1894 – Robert Roloson Row Houses
1895 – Waller Apartments
1895 – Chauncey Williams House
1895 – Nathan Moore House
1895 – Harrison Young House
1895 – Francisco Terrace
1896 – George Smith House
1896 – Harry Goodrich House
1896 – Charles E Roberts House
1897 – Isadore Heller House
1897 – Rollin Furbeck House
1897 – George Furbeck House
1899 – Edward C. Waller House Site
1900 – William Adams House
1900 – Stephen Foster House
1900 – B Harley Bradley House
1900 – Warren Hickox House
1900 – Dana-Thomas House
1901 – Henderson House
1901 – Ward Willits House
1901 – Davenport House
1901 – Frank Thomas House
1901 – William Fricke House
1902 – Arthur Heurtley House
1902 – William Martin House
1902 – A.W. Herbert House
1902 – A.W. Herbert Properties
1902 – Francis W Little House
1903 – Warren Freeman House
1903 – Walser House
1903 – Lincoln Center
1904 – Edwin Cheney House
1905 – Lawrence Memorial Library
1905 – Frank L Smith Bank
1905 – E-Z Polish Factory
1905 – The Rookery Lobby
1905 – Mary Adams House
1905 – William Glasner House
1905 – Hiram Baldwin House
1905 – Charles A Brown House
1906 – George Millard House
1906 – Frederick Nicholas House
1906 – Pettit Memorial Chapel
1906 – P.D. Hoyt House
1906 – Gridley House
1906 – River Forest Tennis Club
1906 – Peter Beachy House
1906 – Hills-DeCaro House
1906 – Unity Temple
1907 – Ferdanand Tomek House
1907 – Fabyan Villa
1907 – Stephen Hunt House
1908 – Raymond Evans House
1908 – Isabel Roberts House
1908 – Avery Coonley House
1909 – Ingalls House
1909 – Laura Gale House
1909 – William Copeland House
1909 – Frederick Robie House
1909 – Frank Baker House
1910 – Edward Irving House
1911 – Walter Gerts House
1911 – Oscar Balch House
1912 – Coonley Playhouse
1912 – William Greene House
1913 – Harry Adams House
1915 – Emil Bach House
1915 – Sherman Booth Cottage
1915 – Edmund Brigham House
1915 – Sherman Booth House
1915 – Charles Perry House
1915 – Gilfillan House
1915 – Frank B Finch House
1915 – Compton House
1916 – O’Connor House
1916 – Hanney and Son House
1916 – Ellis House
1916 – Vanderkloot Bungalow
1917 – Burhans-Ellinwood & Co Model House
1917 – Howard Hyde House
1920 – James B Irving House
1940 – LLoyd Lewis House
1949 – Kenneth Laurent House
1950 – Robert Muirhead Farmhouse
1950 – John O. Carr House
1951 – Herbert Glore House
1954 – Louis B. Frederick House
1957 – Al Borah House
1959 – Allan Friedman House
Architecture and home design have always fascinated me. As a young girl I enjoyed drawing floor plans, rearranging my parent’s furniture and playing with Lincoln Logs and Legos. My passion has always been the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. Since I have been old enough to drive a car, I have visited Frank Lloyd Wright homes in the Chicagoland area and attended the Wright Plus house walks. Now, as co-owners of Northern Sky Designs, my husband & I are able to combine our website design skills and FLW travels to bring you this website! Enjoy!
