Architectural Digest

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Only Tennessee House Hits the Market—for the First Time Ever—at $1.6 Million

In 1952, Frank Lloyd Wright completed his only work in the state of Tennessee: the Seamour and Gerte Shavin House. The Usonian home was crafted from local sandstone and cypress and is still owned by ...
Smithsonian Magazine

The Oldest Black Church in the U.S., the Wright Brothers’ Home and a New York Hospital Are Among the American Heritage Sites in Urgent Need of Preservation

For its “Irreplaceable America” list in honor of the 250th birthday of the U.S., the World Monuments Fund chose endangered ...
Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest

New book highlights Frank Lloyd Wright in Illinois

A new book on Oak Park’s most famous architect highlights Frank Lloyd Wright’s work in Illinois. Publishing July 7,  Frank ...

Inside the New Museum’s New Restaurant, Where Sleek Steel Meets Subterranean Design

The names of the New York restaurants, bars, and coffee shops where artists have gathered over the years could fill a ...
Afar

Where to Find Buffalo, New York’s Art Deco and Design

From grand civic landmarks to reinvented industrial spaces, Buffalo’s architectural legacy is shaping a new era of art, culture, and travel. The city is a place where architecture isn’t just preserved ...