Wright In Wisconsin

You are here: Home

Mark your calendars! Wright & Like 2012 will be June 8-9th, in Spring Green, Wisconsin. The Saturday house tour will feature work by some of Wright's best known apprentices and our special Friday night event will be at Taliesin!

Click here for more details and to order tickets

Wright Home Tour

Tour the Frank Lloyd Wright designed, American System-Built Home, Model B1

Located at 2714 West Burnham, Milwaukee, WI. The home is open for tours the 2nd Saturday and 4th Saturday of each month. Reservations are not necessary.

Click here for more information...

Wisconsin Homes You Can Visit

Usonia I (Jacobs House)
http://www.usonia1.com

This wonderful website features historical information, photographs, references, restoration information and much more. Information on renting the home during the summer months and contact information is also provided

The Bernard Schwartz House
http://theschwartzhouse.com/Home.html

In 1938 LIFE magazine commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright to design a dream home for an American family of median income. The result was a Usonian house, an enduring model of modest-sized residential architecture. Visit this Website for information on nightly rentals of this home.

Frank Lloyd Wright® is widely regarded as the 20th century’s greatest architect. Indeed, the American Institute of Architects in a recent national survey recognized Frank Lloyd Wright to be “the greatest American architect of all time.” We invite you to learn more about the heritage of Frank Lloyd Wright in his home state of Wisconsin. We further hope you will visit the many public Wright buildings in Wisconsin for an intimate look at his life and work.

Wright Lecture Series

Monona Terrace, Madison, WI
Free and Open to the Public
Lectures begin at 7PM

Check back in the Fall of 2012 for more great lectures!

Sponsored by: Southwest Chapter AIA Wisconsin, Monona Terrace, and Frank Lloyd Wright® Wisconsin, and is supported by a grant from the Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission with additional funds from the Overture Foundation.