How Frank Lloyd Wright Let Nature Shape His Homes | Architectural Digest

Today, AD is delving into the work of legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright and exploring three of his designs: Tirranna, the David & Gladys Wright House, and Toy Hill House. Wright’s philosophy of organic architecture aimed to unite structure and landscape–he believed a home should not be placed upon the land but grow from it, standing in harmony with its natural surroundings. Watch as we tour a collection of Wright’s homes designed according to this philosophy and discover how the famous architect let nature shape his work.

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00:00 Intro
01:12 David & Gladys Wright House
10:10 Toy Hill House
19:09 Tirranna

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