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Wright Plus 2016

Join us for the annual Wright Plus, the internationally renowned Great American Housewalk. The 2016 theme, Wright and His Studio, features rare interior tours of private buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and the architects and designers who worked in Wright’s Oak Park Studio. Your Wright...
Wright Plus 2016
Charles J. Barr House (William E. Drummond & Louis Guenzel, 1912)
Wright Plus 2016
William E. Drummond House (William E. Drummond, 1910)
Wright Plus 2016
River Forest United Methodist Church (William E Drummond, 1912)
Wright Plus 2016
Thomas Gale House (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1892)
Wright Plus 2016
Mary Greenless Yerkes House (John S. Van Bergen, 1912)
Wright Plus 2016
Harry S. Adams House (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1913)
Wright Plus 2016
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1889/1898), Oak Park, IL An architectural laboratory for Wright's experiments with space. Courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. Photographer: Don Kalec
Wright Plus 2016
Frederick C. Robie House (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1908-10), Chicago, IL A masterpiece of the Prairie style and an icon of modern architecture. Courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright. Photographer: Tim Long
Wright Plus 2016
Louisa and Harry Goodrich House (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1896). Wright's take on the popular Queen Anne style, meticulously restored and showcasing a new conservatory addition.
Wright Plus 2016
River Forest Women's Club (William E. Drummond & Louis Guenzel, 1913). Former Women's Club by Wright's chief draftsman, innovatively transformed to residential use.
Wright Plus 2016
Telfer MacArthur House (Charles White & Bertram A. Weber, 1928). A beautifully appointed Arts and Crafts-influenced home with a dramatic two-story addition.
Wright Plus 2016
William Winslow House (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1893-94). Frank Lloyd Wright's first major commission as an independent architect after leaving the firm of Adler and Sullivan.
Wright Plus 2016