Frank Lloyd Wright is considered one of the greatest American architects today. He is known primarily for calling himself a follower and popularizer of organic architecture: he argued that any building should harmoniously fit into the surrounding landscape.
The buildings designed by Wright were distinguished by flat roofs, continuous ribbon glazing, and the use of natural materials characteristic of a particular area.
Wright's legacy includes more than 800 projects, of which 380 were completed, eight of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Here are some of Frank Lloyd Wright's most notable works:
Fallingwater House

Frank Lloyd Wright House

Gordon House

Rosenbaum House

Unity Church in Oak Park

Robie House

Miniature House

Ennis House

Guggenheim Museum







