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Wright’s architectural principles and ideas were forged amidst the innovative and progressive environment of late-nineteenth-century Chicago.

Comprising examples of Wright’s earliest furnishings and decorative arts.

Enrich your understanding of Wright’s architecture through these significant repositories of his work.

Expand your experience of Wright’s Chicago through a variety of multimedia features.

Developed in the 1890s when Wright was establishing his architectural practice in Chicago, this visionary design philosophy would inform Wright’s architecture throughout his career.

With a citywide network of historic Frank Lloyd Wright sites, the Trust offers an unparalleled experience.

Wright’s architecture began in Chicago, but would have a profound impact across America. From the dramatic cantilevered roofs of the Robie House to the audacious spiraling form of the Guggenheim Museum, experience and explore Wright’s work through these national public sites.

Explore Wright’s 1905 photographs of Japan in this online exhibition from the Trust’s collections.