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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Conservancy News

2026 Roland Reisley Grant applications now open

The Conservancy's Reisley Grant funds projects exploring the sensory and experiential qualities of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture. Letters of interest will be accepted through August 31, 2026.

2026 Annual Conference

Frank Lloyd Wright & the Desert, Then & Now

Our 2026 annual conference, taking place in Scottsdale, Arizona, Nov. 4-8, will explore the contradictions and paradoxes of living in the desert and the lessons we can take from Wright's designs for it. Core registration is waitlisted; most events are available a la carte.

Advocacy

Key federal historic preservation tool threatened

Take action to oppose changes to the Section 106 review process that could undermine federal protections for historic buildings, including those designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

Case Studies

Correcting the Record: The Frederic and Mary H. Nicholas House

The availability of online records facilitates the revision of a past narrative

Advocacy

SUCCESS STORY: Walser House in Chicago

In a major win after more than two years of advocacy, Austin Coming Together has acquired the Walser House to restore it as a community asset

Advocacy

ENDANGERED: Sturges House, Los Angeles

Los Angeles Conservancy adds 1939 Usonian house designed by Wright to its L.A. Watch List of endangered historic resources, citing visible deterioration

Conservancy News

Support our 2026 Summer Appeal

Help us keep doing what we've been doing since 1989, and ensure that no Wright building lacks an advocate

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Roland Reisley holding a framed photo of Frank Lloyd Wright at work
Conservancy News

2026 Roland Reisley Grant applications now open

The Conservancy's Reisley Grant funds projects exploring the sensory and experiential qualities of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture. Letters of interest will be accepted through August 31, 2026.

Photo looking past desert foliage, including a tall cactus, and past walls of brown stone rubble towards a low stone structure with angled wooden beams protruding above supporting a roof sloping to the right.
2026 Annual Conference

Frank Lloyd Wright & the Desert, Then & Now

Our 2026 annual conference, taking place in Scottsdale, Arizona, Nov. 4-8, will explore the contradictions and paradoxes of living in the desert and the lessons we can take from Wright's designs for it. Core registration is waitlisted; most events are available a la carte.

Detail photo of part of the upper dome of the US Capitol, an ornate white structure with a lot of details and many windows encircling it. At least four distinct levels are visible.
Advocacy

Key federal historic preservation tool threatened

Take action to oppose changes to the Section 106 review process that could undermine federal protections for historic buildings, including those designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

View of house with walkway leading to it and large tree in front of it
Case Studies

Correcting the Record: The Frederic and Mary H. Nicholas House

The availability of online records facilitates the revision of a past narrative

Photo of a group of 8 people posed standing on the front lawn in front of the Walser House, holding a bottle and glasses of champagne.
Advocacy

SUCCESS STORY: Walser House in Chicago

In a major win after more than two years of advocacy, Austin Coming Together has acquired the Walser House to restore it as a community asset

Wood sided house cantilevering out over top of hill
Advocacy

ENDANGERED: Sturges House, Los Angeles

Los Angeles Conservancy adds 1939 Usonian house designed by Wright to its L.A. Watch List of endangered historic resources, citing visible deterioration

Photo of people seated facing each other in a conference room with a distinctive brick fireplace behind them.
Conservancy News

Support our 2026 Summer Appeal

Help us keep doing what we've been doing since 1989, and ensure that no Wright building lacks an advocate

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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.

8 Sites on the World Heritage List The Conservancy led the charge to inscribe eight Wright-designed structures on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

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177 Wright Spirit Awards The Conservancy's annual awards recognize extraordinary individuals and organizations that have preserved the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright through their tireless dedication and persistent efforts.

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

Homeowner Drop-In Fall 2026: Getting Your Roof Wright

Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Zoom

5:00–6:30pm CDT

Wright homeowners are invited to participate in an informal online conversation focusing on the design, technology, and maintenance of roofs on Wright houses.

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Photo looking past desert foliage, including a tall cactus, and past walls of brown stone rubble towards a low stone structure with angled wooden beams protruding above supporting a roof sloping to the right. Core registration & Taliesin West event waitlisted
Featured Event

Frank Lloyd Wright & the Desert, Then & Now

November 4 – 8, 2026
Scottsdale, Arizona

Join us to explore the contradictions & paradoxes of living in the desert and the lessons we can take from Wright's designs for it. Core registration waitlisted; most events available a la carte.

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Preservation in Action

Advocacy

SUCCESS STORY: Walser House in Chicago

Photo of a group of 8 people posed standing on the front lawn in front of the Walser House, holding a bottle and glasses of champagne.
Advocacy

ENDANGERED: Sturges House, Los Angeles

Wood sided house cantilevering out over top of hill
Case Studies

Correcting the Record: The Frederic and Mary H. Nicholas House

View of house with walkway leading to it and large tree in front of it
Technical Resources

Accessing the Wright Archive at Columbia’s Avery Library

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  • Advocacy

    SUCCESS STORY: Walser House in Chicago

  • Advocacy

    ENDANGERED: Sturges House, Los Angeles

  • Case Studies

    Correcting the Record: The Frederic and Mary H. Nicholas House

  • Technical Resources

    Accessing the Wright Archive at Columbia’s Avery Library

Photo of a group of 8 people posed standing on the front lawn in front of the Walser House, holding a bottle and glasses of champagne.

In a major win after more than two years of advocacy, Austin Coming Together has acquired the Walser House to restore it as a community asset

Read More
Wood sided house cantilevering out over top of hill

Los Angeles Conservancy adds 1939 Usonian house designed by Wright to its L.A. Watch List of endangered historic resources, citing visible deterioration

Read More
View of house with walkway leading to it and large tree in front of it

The availability of online records facilitates the revision of a past narrative

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Tips to help you navigate the largest & most comprehensive collection of materials about Frank Lloyd Wright's buildings

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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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Eppstein House

Location

Galesburg, MI

Year Designed

1948

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Lykes House

Location

Phoenix, AZ

Year Designed

1959

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Spring House, Clifton and George Lewis House

Location

Tallahassee, FL

Year Designed

1952

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Weisblat House

Location

Galesburg, MI

Year Designed

1948

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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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Lykes House

Location

Phoenix, AZ

Year Designed

1959

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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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Interior photo of a living room area of a house with red concrete floors, a sofa and tables and other furnishings, a large fireplace and concrete block wall to the right, and a tall wooden ceiling above French doors to the left.

Weisblat House

Location

Galesburg, MI

Year Designed

1948

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Conservancy News

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2026 Conservancy Annual Meeting & Board Election Notice

The Conservancy's 2026 annual meeting & board election will take place November 6
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2026 Roland Reisley Grant applications now open

The Conservancy's Reisley Grant funds projects exploring the sensory and experiential...
Photo of people seated facing each other in a conference room with a distinctive brick fireplace behind them.

Support our 2026 Summer Appeal

Help us keep doing what we've been doing since 1989, and ensure that no Wright building...
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