We facilitate the preservation and stewardship of the remaining built works designed by Frank Lloyd Wright through advocacy, education and technical services.

Mission & Vision
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Advocacy

ENDANGERED: Walser House in Chicago

After decades of ownership by a single family, this important but threatened Prairie-period house recently emerged from foreclosure owned by Fannie Mae. We'll continue sharing updates here on our effort to save it.

Conservancy News

Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy introduces new visual identity by design office Order

New logo & design system reflect Conservancy’s role in protecting every Wright building and supporting the community that preserves them

2026 Annual Conference

Frank Lloyd Wright & the Desert, Then & Now

The Conservancy's 2026 annual conference will take place in Scottsdale, Arizona, Nov. 4-8. It will center on the contradictions and paradoxes of living in the desert, and the lessons we can take from Wright's designs for it. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and proposals for talks will be accepted through March 10.

Building News

A first glimpse at plans for Price Tower's future

New owners aim to re-open in summer 2027 with a mix of apartments & hotel rooms, exhibits, and a new restaurant space

Case Studies

Restoring the Cedar-Shingle Roof at the Kraus House: A Collaborative Case Study

This carefully-planned project is returning the roof to its originally specified material for the first time in decades. Follow along as the work progresses!

Insights & Inspiration

Meet the Building Stewards: The Meyers, Goetsch–Winckler House

The stewards of this 1939 Usonian in Okemos, Michigan, reflect on what drew them to the house and their experience of caring for it

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Stucco Prairie-period house by Frank Lloyd Wright with Chicago Landmark plaque in front.
Advocacy

ENDANGERED: Walser House in Chicago

After decades of ownership by a single family, this important but threatened Prairie-period house recently emerged from foreclosure owned by Fannie Mae. We'll continue sharing updates here on our effort to save it.

A 4x4 grid of black squares on an off-white background, with one interior square missing. This is the new symbol of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy.
Conservancy News

Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy introduces new visual identity by design office Order

New logo & design system reflect Conservancy’s role in protecting every Wright building and supporting the community that preserves them

Interior photo of a bright carpeted space with an angled white and brown ceiling with skylights to the right, a wall of windows to the right, a stone wall to the left, and furniture in bright colors.
2026 Annual Conference

Frank Lloyd Wright & the Desert, Then & Now

The Conservancy's 2026 annual conference will take place in Scottsdale, Arizona, Nov. 4-8. It will center on the contradictions and paradoxes of living in the desert, and the lessons we can take from Wright's designs for it. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and proposals for talks will be accepted through March 10.

Interior space at Price Tower showing a low ceiling to the left with triangular light fixtures in it, a fireplace with copper hood with geometic designs and built-in shelves on the right wall, furniture on a white rug on top of the red floor, and opening up to a much taller wall of windows to the right
Building News

A first glimpse at plans for Price Tower's future

New owners aim to re-open in summer 2027 with a mix of apartments & hotel rooms, exhibits, and a new restaurant space

View of brick house with long horizontal roof behind tall trees.
Case Studies

Restoring the Cedar-Shingle Roof at the Kraus House: A Collaborative Case Study

This carefully-planned project is returning the roof to its originally specified material for the first time in decades. Follow along as the work progresses!

Photo showing the heads of a man and woman standing across a lawn from a low-slung modernist house with a flat roof and walls of brick, wood, and glass.
Insights & Inspiration

Meet the Building Stewards: The Meyers, Goetsch–Winckler House

The stewards of this 1939 Usonian in Okemos, Michigan, reflect on what drew them to the house and their experience of caring for it

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Our Impact

The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy is the only organization devoted to the preservation of all of Wright’s remaining buildings.

35 Annual Conferences For 35 years, our annual conference has fostered appreciation of how Wright's designs enhance the human experience & built a passionate global community of preservation advocates.

26 Legal Protections Through preservation easements, we safeguard 26 of Wright's designs from demolition, ensuring the legacy endures.

25 issues of SaveWright magazine Our twice-yearly print publication keeps our members informed about our mission and the latest in Wright scholarship and preservation news.

Cover of SaveWright magazine volume 15 issue 2, fall 2024, with a black and white photo of Marion Mahony Griffin. Title: Colleagues & Clients: Women's Roles in Frank Lloyd Wright's Architecture
What We Do
Wright on the World Heritage List

The 20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright

Including eight major works and spanning 50 years of Wright’s career, this series represents the first modern architecture in the U.S. to be added to this prestigious list. The Conservancy coordinated the inscription process.

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Upcoming Programs & Events

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Featured Event

A New Identity for the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy

Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Zoom

6:00–7:00pm CST

Join Order for a look into the research, process, and exploration that led to the Conservancy's new visual identity.

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Featured Event

Out and About Wright 2026

May 1 – 3, 2026
St. Louis, Missouri

Mark your calendars to join us May 1-3, 2026, in the St. Louis area for our spring tour event!

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Interior photo of a bright carpeted space with an angled white and brown ceiling with skylights to the right, a wall of windows to the right, a stone wall to the left, and furniture in bright colors. Save the Date
Featured Event

Frank Lloyd Wright & the Desert, Then & Now

November 4 – 8, 2026
Scottsdale, Arizona

Save the date and plan to join us for five days of tours, talks and celebrations in Scottsdale & the Phoenix area, November 4-8, 2026!

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Preservation in Action

Advocacy

ENDANGERED: Walser House in Chicago

Stucco Prairie-period house by Frank Lloyd Wright with Chicago Landmark plaque in front.
Case Studies

Restoring the Cedar-Shingle Roof at the Kraus House: A Collaborative Case Study

View of brick house with long horizontal roof behind tall trees.
Case Studies

Insulating Wright’s Mitered Corner Windows

Photo of corner window without center mullion. Frank Lloyd Wright designed
Building News

Hughes House purchased by Mississippi Museum of Art

Photo looking out over a swimming pool with a tall concrete wall on one side and a circular deck built out into it, surrounding a tall tree, on the left. Beyond it, up concrete stairs, is a concrete house with a metal roof.
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  • Advocacy

    ENDANGERED: Walser House in Chicago

  • Case Studies

    Restoring the Cedar-Shingle Roof at the Kraus House: A Collaborative Case Study

  • Case Studies

    Insulating Wright’s Mitered Corner Windows

  • Building News

    Hughes House purchased by Mississippi Museum of Art

Stucco Prairie-period house by Frank Lloyd Wright with Chicago Landmark plaque in front.

After decades of ownership by a single family, this important but threatened Prairie-period house recently emerged from foreclosure owned by Fannie Mae. We'll continue sharing updates here on our effort to save it.

Read More
View of brick house with long horizontal roof behind tall trees.

This carefully-planned project is returning the roof to its originally specified material for the first time in decades. Follow along as the work progresses!

Read More
Photo of corner window without center mullion. Frank Lloyd Wright designed

A homeowner reports on efforts to reduce heat loss and minimize condensation at these quintessentially Wrightian locations

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Photo looking out over a swimming pool with a tall concrete wall on one side and a circular deck built out into it, surrounding a tall tree, on the left. Beyond it, up concrete stairs, is a concrete house with a metal roof.

The MMA will operate the house in Jackson, Mississippi, designed by Wright in 1949, as a public site

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Help for Building Stewards

Responsible for maintaining a Wright building? Explore our hub for technical information, best practices in preservation technology and stories from fellow building stewards.

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Wright on the Market

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Spring House, Clifton and George Lewis House

Location

Tallahassee, FL

Year Designed

1952

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Benjamin and Regina Adelman House

Location

Phoenix, AZ

Year Designed

1951

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Lykes House

Location

Phoenix, AZ

Year Designed

1959

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Hills House

Location

Oak Park, IL

Year Designed

1900

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Eppstein House

Location

Galesburg, MI

Year Designed

1948

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Weisblat House

Location

Galesburg, MI

Year Designed

1948

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Photo looking across a green lawn towards the pointy end of a curving structure with glass and wood walls and a flat roof.

Spring House, Clifton and George Lewis House

Location

Tallahassee, FL

Year Designed

1952

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Photo of the exterior of a one-story house built of gray concrete block, with red trim around doors and windows.

Benjamin and Regina Adelman House

Location

Phoenix, AZ

Year Designed

1951

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Lykes House

Location

Phoenix, AZ

Year Designed

1959

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Photo of the exterior of a two-story Prairie-period house in gray stucco with a low hipped pyramidal roof, dormer, and chimney protruding, as well as a massive front porch leading down steps to a concrete walkway across a very green lawn.

Hills House

Location

Oak Park, IL

Year Designed

1900

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Exterior of Eppstein house with gravel in foreground, concrete patio under cantilevered overhanding roof, wall of glass doors beyond

Eppstein House

Location

Galesburg, MI

Year Designed

1948

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Photo looking across a gravel parking area and under the carport of a house with a wooden ceiling, and concrete block walls and dramatically cantilevered projecting roofs.

Weisblat House

Location

Galesburg, MI

Year Designed

1948

Learn More
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Leaders of Wright sites included in the World Heritage inscription at Taliesin West

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Conservancy News

A 4x4 grid of black squares on an off-white background, with one interior square missing. This is the new symbol of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy.

Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy introduces new visual identity by design office Order

New logo & design system reflect Conservancy’s role in protecting every Wright...
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Homeowner Drop-Ins for 2026 announced

Online gatherings provide a forum to meet each other and share solutions to common...
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New Tax Law for 2026: Three Takeaways for Conservancy Donors

Changes to the U.S. tax code may impact donors who wish to support the Conservancy's...
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