Arizona biltmore frank lloyd wright

A slew of experimental restoration projects are intersecting with Wright’s ideas in interesting ways.

Poolside waterfall by Frank Lloyd Wright Arizona Biltmore Bethanngreen.com

Thanks to a new initiative called #WrightVirtualVisits, a dozen of the starchitect’s stunning sites can be toured from the comfort of home.

Stained Glass inside The Biltmore Hotel, Phoenix, Arizona designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

When a building is lost to history, we are often forced to rely on blueprints and faded black-and-white photographs to piece together its appearance. But thanks to architect David Romero, a set of vanished buildings by starchitect Frank Lloyd Wright can be seen in full color and detail for the first time since their destruction. Romero has

It's a meticulously restored Usonian design. After sixty years as a private residence, it's now a museum.

Plans have neighbors concerned about traffic, noise and "commercial activity" in their backyard.

Frank Lloyd Wright created light screens - windows with ornamentation for the diffusion of walls - to let the outside in and the inside out. Mixing form with function, they provided beauty as artwork as well as privacy while letting in soft natural diffused light. Frank Lloyd Wright designed ornate panels of glass for skylights and windows. Renowned Saguaro artglass panel by Frank Lloyd Wright at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel, Phoenix, AZ also designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. There is also…

Step into the timeless elegance of the Arizona Biltmore through the lens of an AZ native hospitality photographer. Capturing the resort’s iconic Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired architecture, lush gardens, and luxurious interiors, this portfolio showcases the Biltmore’s unique blend of history and modern luxury. Explore the artistry behind these images and see how hospitality photography brings this landmark destination to life.

David and Gladys Wright Residence Carpet Design. The carpet was installed after Guerrero photographed the home in 1953. It had its origins in 1926. Wright adapted the design for the carpet from a design from one of a series of 12 abstracts he created for the covers of Liberty Magazine in 1926-28 entitled “March Balloons. Courtesy of The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.

If you’re an architecture buff like me, you’ve probably spent plenty of time admiring great buildings, in person and on the pages of glossy magazines. But have you ever thought about living in one? Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece La Miniatura is for sale, and if the price is right, this could be your chance to own a piece of architectural history. La Miniatura, built in 1923 for Alice Millard, was the first of Wright’s ‘textile block’ houses.

On the short list of America’s greatest and most profound architects, Frank Lloyd Wright’s imprint can be seen across the U.S. and around the world in the design of iconic homes and commercial buildings. According to the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, an organization dedicated to preserving Wright’s legacy and impact, the master architect “designed 1,114 […]

Arizona is home to a few unique Frank Lloyd Wright designs including, Wright’s winter home and architectural school at Taliesin West, his only circular residential home in the David and Gladys Wright house and his last nonresidential design constructed in the Grady Gammage Auditorium in Tempe. Others include the First Christian Church in Phoenix and additional private homes. How involved Wright was in the design of the Biltmore is still being debated. Arizona has 17 Frank Lloyd Wright…

I recently received a request for photos of the Ennis House, a 1923–1924 concrete block home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Los Angeles.

Frank Lloyd Wright designed more than 1,000 structures over a creative period of 70 years playing a key role in the architectural movements of the twentieth century, influencing architects worldwide through his works and hundreds of apprentices in his Taliesin Fellowship. Wright believed in designing in harmony with humanity and the environment, a philosophy he called organic architecture. This philosophy was exemplified in Fallingwater (1935), which has been called "the best all-time work…

Taliesin West. Scottsdale, Arizona. 1937. Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home. Photo by Sarah Rebick

Journey through Frank Lloyd Wright's desert masterpiece, Taliesin West, a National Historic Landmark in Scottsdale, Arizona that served as the architect's cherished winter home. Established in 1937 across 620 acres of pristine desert landscape, this architectural wonder was meticulously crafted by W

Jorgine Boomer House - Phoenix AZ 1953

Arizona is home to a few unique Frank Lloyd Wright designs including, Wright’s winter home and architectural school at Taliesin West, his only circular residential home in the David and Gladys Wright house and his last nonresidential design constructed in the Grady Gammage Auditorium in Tempe. Others include the First Christian Church in Phoenix and additional private homes. How involved Wright was in the design of the Biltmore is still being debated. Arizona has 17 Frank Lloyd Wright…