This Biography is about one of the best Architect Frank Lloyd Wright including his Height, weight,Age & Other Detail…
| Biography Of Frank Lloyd Wright | |
| Real Name | Frank Lloyd Wright |
| Nick Name | Frank Lincoln Wright |
| Famous as | Architect |
| Nationality | American |
| Religion | Unitarian |
| Personal life of Frank Lloyd Wright | |
| Born on | 08 June 1867 |
| Birthday | 8th June |
| Died At Age | 91 |
| Sun Sign | Gemini |
| Born in | Richland Center |
| Died on | 09 April 1959 |
| Place of death | Phoenix |
| Family Background of Frank Lloyd Wright | |
| Father | William Russell Cary Wright |
| Mother | Anna Lloyd Jones |
| Siblings | Maginel Wright Enright Barney |
| Spouses/Partners | Olgivanna Lloyd Wright (m. 1928-1959), Maude |
| Children | Lloyd Wright, John Lloyd Wright, Iovanna Wright, Catherine Wright, Catherine Baxter, Svetlana Milanoff, David Wright, Frances Wright |
| Education | Madison high school, University of WisconsinâMadison |
| Awards | 1941 – Gold Medal awards from The Royal Institute of British Architects
1949 – AIA Gold Medal 1953 – Frank P. Brown Medal |
| Personal Fact of Frank Lloyd Wright | |
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Frank Lloyd Wright was an architect and interior designer credited to have revolutionized American architecture and interior designing. Over his long and productive career he designed more than 1000 structures and 500 works including different types of buildings like offices, schools, hotels, museums, churches and skyscrapers. He is best remembered for his innovative designs which were in harmony with nature and humanity. As an interior designer he also designed furniture and stained glass. His interest in architecture began when he assisted famous architect Joseph Silsbee with the construction of the Unity Chapel as a college student. He also worked under the architect Louis Sullivan who was known as the father of kyscrapers. This experience had a profound influence on the young Wright and motivated him to develop a unique American style of architecture. He later developed his own practice and became a much sought after architect famous for his unique and stylish designs. His residential designs were known as Prairie Style and reflected the influence of Japanese architecture. In spite of being highly talented, his scandalous private life and affair with a married woman jeopardized his career and he could never gain back the reputation of his hey days. |
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