Understanding Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture

"This exceptional book, praised as potentially the best on Frank Lloyd Wright, delves into the principles of his architecture, exploring the inspiration, maturation, and enduring validity of his work. Written by renowned Wright scholar Donald Hoffmann, the insightful guide is enriched with 127 photos, plans, and illustrations showcasing Wright's masterpieces like the Robie House, Fallingwater, and the Guggenheim Museum. Expert analysis covers Wright's approach to siting, furnishing, and landscaping, making it an essential read for Wright enthusiasts and those interested in the evolution of modern architecture."

Book Length: 114 pages