The architect Frank Lloyd Wright was canonized for contributions in one geographic region, and the better way to know why is to see these 5 Must-See Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings in the South.
Frank Wright has a collection of extraordinary residences and buildings wich offer a glimpse at how the architect’s genius varies by region.
Start scrolling and discover these 5 amazing buildings.
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Andrew B. Cooke House – Virginia Beach, Virginia
The Cooke House was built in 1953 in Virgina after Maude and Andrew Cooke wrote to the architect: “Dear Mr. Wright, Will you please help us get the beautiful house we have dreamed of for so long?”
Auldbrass Plantation – Yemassee, South Carolina
Auldbrass consists of a main home, barns, and stables. The property, which was purchased and restored by film executive Joel Silver, was featured in AD in 2007.
Florida Southern College – Lakeland, Florida
Maybe one of the most famous buildings of Wright’s, the Florida Southern College. It contains the largest collection of architect’s works, which were erected from 1938 until his death in 1959.
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Stanley Rosenbaum House – Florence, Alabama
One of the finest examples of Wright’s genius, the Rosenbaum House, was built in 1940 and it sits on two acres just north of the Tennessee River.
Kalita Humphreys Theater – Dallas, Texas
On Dallas’s famous Turtle Creek Boulevard, you will find the Kalita Humphreys Theater. This was one of Wright’s final projects.
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Original Article: Architectural Digest
