Frank Lloyd Wright

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American architect architect human

Frank Lloyd Wright was a pioneering American architect renowned for his innovative, nature-integrated designs such as Fallingwater and the Guggenheim Museum.

Aliases (1)

Frank Lloyd Wright buildings ×1

Statements (70)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American architect → architect → human →
architecturalStyle	Prairie style → organic architecture →
authored	An Autobiography → In the Cause of Architecture → The Natural House →
awardReceived	AIA Gold Medal →
birthName	Frank Lincoln Wright →
causeOfDeath	surgical complications →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1867-06-08 →
dateOfDeath	1959-04-09 →
designed	Fallingwater → Hollyhock House → Imperial Hotel, Tokyo → Johnson Wax Headquarters → Price Tower → Robie House → Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum → Taliesin West → Unity Temple →
educatedAt	University of Wisconsin–Madison →
fieldOfWork	architecture → urban planning →
founded	Taliesin Fellowship →
fullName	Frank Lincoln Wright →
gender	male →
influenced	Eero Saarinen → John Lautner → Philip Johnson → Richard Neutra →
influencedBy	Japanese architecture → Louis Sullivan →
knownFor	integration of architecture with nature → open-plan interiors → use of natural materials →
language	English →
movement	Modern architecture → Organic architecture → Prairie School →
notableWork	Ennis House → Fallingwater → Hollyhock House → Imperial Hotel, Tokyo → Johnson Wax Headquarters → Larkin Administration Building → Millard House → Price Tower → Robie House → Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum → Taliesin → Taliesin West → Unity Temple →
occupation	architect → interior designer → writer →
parent	Anna Lloyd Jones → William Carey Wright →
placeOfBirth	Richland Center, Wisconsin, United States →
placeOfDeath	Phoenix, Arizona, United States →
religion	Unitarian Universalism →
residence	Oak Park, Illinois, United States → Scottsdale, Arizona, United States → Spring Green, Wisconsin, United States →
spouse	Catherine Lee Tobin → Miriam Noel → Olgivanna Lazović →
yearAwarded	1949 AIA Gold Medal →

Referenced by (42)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Dana–Thomas House → Fallingwater → Frank Lloyd Wright Westcott House → Hollywood Bowl → Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center → Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum → Taliesin West →	architect
Eugène Viollet-le-Duc → Glessner House → Henry Hobson Richardson → Louis Sullivan →	influenced
Bruce Goff → Lloyd Wright → Marion Mahony Griffin → Walter Burley Griffin →	influencedBy
Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center → Solomon R. Guggenheim →	associatedWith
AIA Gold Medal → Royal Gold Medal →	notableRecipient
Richland Center, Wisconsin →	A.D.GermanWarehouseDesigner
The 20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright →	associatedWithArchitect
Richland Center, Wisconsin →	birthplaceOf
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum ("Frank Lloyd Wright buildings") →	category
Lloyd Wright →	childOf
The 20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright →	containsWorkBy
Marion Mahony Griffin →	employedBy
Lloyd Wright →	father
Anne Baxter →	grandparent
Racine →	hasArchitecturalWorkBy
Modern architecture →	hasKeyFigure
Bartlesville →	hasLandmarkArchitect
The Rookery Building →	hasLobbyRedesignBy
University of Wisconsin–Madison →	hasNotableAlumni
In the Nature of Materials, 1887–1941: The Buildings of Frank Lloyd Wright →	mainSubject
The 20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright →	namedAfter
Oak Park and River Forest High School →	notableAlumnus
Prairie School →	notableProponent
Oak Park, Illinois →	notableResident
Anne Baxter →	parent
Anne Baxter →	relative
Henry-Russell Hitchcock →	studied
Walter Burley Griffin →	workedWith