As Frank Lloyd Wright matured as an architect he began to use more and more circles to organize space.
He found yet another way to break down corners to create a continuous sense of movement. I’ve put together a few of his last projects, both built and unbuilt:
First image: Aime and Norman Lykes Home designed in 1959 (finished by John Rattenbury).
Second image: Plan for Greater Baghdad, unbuilt 1957.
Third Image: Marin County Civic Center, built 1957.
Fourth Image: Arthur Miller House, unbuilt 1958.
Fifth Image: Mrs. Daniel J Donahoe House, unbuilt 1959.
Do you like the circular designs? Which one is your favorite? Leave your comments below.
Side Note: Big thanks to Vic Anderson for allowing me to photograph the Lykes house 🙏