A famed architect lived in this NYC home during the construction of the Guggenheim — and now it’s for sale
The Taliesin architect resided in this aerie for five years — and now it can belong to someone new for $18.9 million.
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s palatial former Plaza suite asks $18.9M
Architect Frank Lloyd Wright lived in the corner apartment at The Plaza while working on the Guggenheim Museum from 1954 to ...
‘Harmony and Dissonance: Orphism in Paris, 1910-1930’ Review: A Carnival of Color
A show at the Guggenheim Museum highlights the early abstract movement, prominently featuring work by husband and wife Robert ...
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In ‘Beyond Architecture,’ Critics and Practitioners Reflect on the Legacy and Future of Historic Preservation
In an excerpt from this volume of essays, Guy Nordenson explores the traces of history left behind by different construction ...
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s unrealized vision of a great city’s future
Digital illustration, 2021, made with material made available by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation ... later be realized in Wright’s design for the Guggenheim Museum in New York.) ...
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20+ memorable, affordable NYC date ideas for Valentine’s Day (or any day)
Skip the spendy seatings and contrived celebrations and take advantage of the many inspiring, exciting, offbeat, and romantic ...
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Guggenheim Museum: The Latest Architecture and News
Standing on the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum construction site in 1957, architect Frank Lloyd Wright proclaimed, “It is all one thing, all an integral, not part upon part. This is the principle ...
D.C. museum hosts Frank Lloyd Wright's vision for Southwestern Pennsylvania
Thousands of visitors seek out Fallingwater and Polymath Park in southwestern Pennsylvania each year to marvel at the works of Frank Lloyd Wright. Why is there such inspiration in this area? Having a ...
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The Best Art Exhibits to See in New York City This February
Current highlights run the gamut from the Guggenheim's explosive exercise ... hangs on the walls that crawl up that famous Frank Lloyd Wright spiral almost all the way to the top.