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Despite Frank Lloyd Wright's renown as America's most celebrated architect, more than one hundred of his buildings - one of every five built - have been destroyed. Thirty-one burned, two fell to natural disasters, four were shops or offices that changed use, and twenty-two were meant to be temporary. But the majority were razed either for economic reasons or because fashions changed. Gone are his majestic Imperial Hotel in Tokyo and the playful Midway Gardens in Chicago. Buffalo, New York, has lost the innovative Larkin Administration Building. Residents of Madison, Wisconsin, near Wright's…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1996Pomegranate · 171 pages · 9780764945960
- Other · English · 1996Simon & Schuster · 171 pages · 9780684813066
Criticism and interpretationOrganic architectureLost architecture




