Frank Lloyd Wright, the revolutionary American architect, transformed modern architecture with his visionary designs and philosophy of “organic architecture.” Born in 1867 in Wisconsin, Wright’s work seamlessly integrated buildings with their natural surroundings, exemplified by masterpieces like Fallingwater and the Guggenheim Museum. This biography explores his innovative concepts, including the Prairie School movement and Usonian homes, as well as his influence on architecture worldwide. Despite personal and professional challenges, Wright’s genius reshaped architectural design and inspired future generations. This book celebrates his legacy as a creative pioneer whose work continues to shape modern art, design, and living spaces.
