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Picture Gallery of Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings and Structures

From Jackie Craven, About.com

During his long life, Frank Lloyd Wright designed hundreds of buildings, including museums, churches, office buildings, private homes, and other structures. In this photo gallery, you'll find pictures of some of Frank Lloyd Wright's most famous buildings with facts about each building, visiting information, and resources for learning more.

Have you visited any of these buildings? Are there some you wish you could see? Tell us about your favorite Frank Lloyd Wright building.

For a detailed listing of Frank Lloyd Wright buildings, also explore our Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings Index.

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The Nathan G. Moore House by Frank Lloyd Wright1895, Rebuilt in 1923: Nathan G. Moore HouseThe Frank Lloyd Wright Home1889: The Frank Lloyd Wright HomeThe Frank Lloyd Wright Studio1898: The Frank Lloyd Wright StudioThe Waller Gates by Frank Lloyd Wright1901: Waller Gates
Frank W. Thomas House in Oak Park, Illinois by Frank Lloyd Wright1901: Frank W. Thomas HouseThe Arthur Heurtley House by Frank Lloyd Wright1902: Arthur Heurtley House Frank Lloyd Wright used poured concrete for the revolutionary cubist church1906-1908: Unity TempleThe Frederic C. Robie House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, 1909.1909: Frederic C. Robie House
The Hollyhock House by Frank Lloyd Wright1917-1921: Hollyhock House (Barnsdall House) Frank Lloyd Wright used textured concrete blocks for the Ennis Brown house1923: Charles Ennis (Ennis-Brown) House Fallingwater by Frank Lloyd Wright1935: FallingwaterJohnson Wax Building by Frank Lloyd Wright, Racine Wisconsin1936-1939: The Johnson Wax Building
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