Frank Lloyd Wright

Frank Lloyd Wright Inspired Retreat is in Fort Worth

By Seth Fowler / April 25, 2023 /

We all need a retreat, don’t we? Maybe for a day, a week, a month, or however long, wouldn’t it be nice to get away and let nature relax and wash away all the stressors of everyday life? What if there was a home that looked and felt like a retreat? Wouldn’t that be a…

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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Sleek And Sexy Sun House is on The Market And It’s Sensational

By Mimi Perez / March 29, 2023 /

Full disclosure here today my peoples, when I first saw the home featured in this week’s column I was awash in a sense of dread. Circular houses always seem to be a good idea but then something goes awry and my hands usually end up holding my shaking head. But then I read the description…

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Frank Lloyd Wright in Wisconsin Goes on The Market For The First Time Ever

By Candy's Dirt / October 3, 2022 /

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to come home every day to a piece of history? If you happen to have an extra $700,000, you may not have to wonder much longer.  For the first time since its construction in 1956, the Keland House, designed by legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright, is on…

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Famed Arizona Architect Wendell Burnette Brings His Unique Style to Dallas Architecture Forum June 7 

By April Towery / June 3, 2022 /

Internationally recognized Arizona architect Wendell Burnette is set to lecture at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 7, at the Dallas Museum of Art Horchow Auditorium, where he’ll talk about his current and recent projects.  The event is part of the Dallas Architecture Forum’s Frank Welch Memorial Lecture series. A reception and check-in starts at 6:15 p.m.…

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The Architect Index: Dallas Homes Designed by O’Neil Ford

By Shelby Skrhak / July 7, 2021 /

The creation of Texas Modern style is credited to legendary architect O’Neil Ford and his mentor David Williams, and draws inspiration from none other than Frank Lloyd Wright. “O’Neil Ford helped launch Texas architecture on a new path by showing that its roots were deep and often beautiful,” Dallas Morning News architecture critic David Dillon…

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