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Wisconsin was the birthplace and home of Frank Lloyd Wright, one of the 20th century’s greatest architects. His structures are some of the most beautiful and innovative buildings the world has ever seen. Over forty of Wright’s extant buildings are in Wisconsin and 12 of them are open to the public for tours. This is by far the greatest collection of Wright buildings open to the public anywhere in the world. These Wright buildings range from p...

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Wisconsin was the birthplace and home of Frank Lloyd Wright, one of the 20th century’s greatest architects. His structures are some of the most beautiful and innovative buildings the world has ever seen. Over forty of Wright’s extant buildings are in Wisconsin and 12 of them are open to the public for tours. This is by far the greatest collection of Wright buildings open to the public anywhere in the world. These Wright buildings range from places of worship to house museums to corporate headquarters are located throughout the state.

Frank Lloyd Wright Wisconsin, a state-wide nonprofit organization, is a resource for anyone wishing to know more about Wright’s legacy in Wisconsin. The organization is also the proud owner of four of the six Wright designed American System-Built homes on West Burnham Street in Milwaukee, WI. This row of dwellings is unique in the work of Wright, marking the beginning (1916) of a progression of built designs for moderate-to-low-income families, culminating in the Erdman Prefabs of the late 1950s, whose last, truly low-cost design was on Wright's drafting board when he died in 1959. The ASB home Model B1 has been meticulously restored and is regularly open for public tours.

The legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright continues to challenge the building community to create beautiful, affordable spaces that not only provide shelter but allow their occupants and visitors to feel more alive and appreciative of the world around them.We invite you to experience Mr. Wright’s remarkable Wisconsin architecture. Find out how on our website.