Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy

Our spring tour event in St. Louis is selling fast! Saturday is waitlisted, but tickets are available to the general public for our Friday excursion to the Dana-Thomas House in Springfield, Illinois, as well as our Sunday tour. Join us! savewright.org/oaw

Curious about the research, exploration, and design process leading to the creation of the Conservancy's new visual identity? Hear all about it in the recording of this online talk by Order's design director! savewright.org/event-record...

Join us Feb. 4 for a free online program exploring the development of our new visual identity! New York-based design office Order worked with the Conservancy for more than a year to create the new look. Hear about the research, creativity & experimentation that went into the process. buff.ly/0CBxlxD

We've just published the detailed itinerary for our spring tour event in St. Louis! Join us May 1-3 to see extraordinary buildings by Frank Lloyd Wright, Adler & Sullivan, William Bernoudy, Gyo Obata & more. Registration will open to all Conservancy members on Feb. 3. savewright.org/oaw

If you'll be in Palm Springs for Modernism Week, join us Feb. 19 for a special talk about how the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy has spent 35 years fighting to protect Wright’s legacy, from local advocacy to UNESCO World Heritage recognition. For tickets: buff.ly/nOdGKiT

Calling all Wright fans in the Pittsburgh area! A free talk on Jan. 30 at the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust will explore the process behind animating Wright's unbuilt works for the region. Hear how animators worked with Fallingwater to create videos that are now on exhibit. buff.ly/g1z0Ez6

Our spring tour event will take place in the St. Louis area, May 1-3. Registration will open soon. Members receive early access and discounted rates. Look for full event details on our website next week! buff.ly/zmR8qNQ

Wood shingle installation is underway at the Kraus House! Check out a new video just added to our case study of the project, published together with The Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park: buff.ly/KsIBxVW

Wright on the Market Update: The Walser House is NOT for sale! The Zillow listing circulating widely is not genuine & has been removed from our website. We continue to advocate for the owner, Fannie Mae, to negotiate with interested parties to restore it and bring it back into use. buff.ly/vCCDSvX

What lessons can we take from Wright's designs for the Arizona desert, and the contradictions and paradoxes of living there? Our 2026 annual conference in Scottsdale, November 4-8, will consider these and related topics. Proposals for talks accepted through March 10: savewright.org/proposals

Wright on the Market Alert: Having just emerged from the foreclosure process, the Walser House is now listed for sale by owner for $350,000. We continue to advocate that the owner maintain the house until it finds a new steward with the vision and resources to restore it. savewright.org/wom

Wright on the Market Alert: The Benjamin & Regina Adelman House in Phoenix, Arizona, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1951, has been listed for sale. savewright.org/WOM

We did experiment with that idea! Anything that introduced multiple colors or shades to the squares, basically cancelled out the visual impact of the missing square.

We're excited to co-host Wright Sites PechaKucha vol. 7 with Westcott House on Tues. Jan. 13! Melissa Galt, great-granddaughter of Frank Lloyd Wright, will help us kick off the evening which will center on the 20th anniversary of Westcott House opening to the public. Register free: buff.ly/1A94koK

Introducing our new logo. Inspired by Wright’s use of the square, it represents both his remaining buildings and the community dedicated to preserving them. The missing square reminds us of the loss when even one is demolished. Learn more about our new visual identity: savewright.org/frank-lloyd-...

The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy is the only international organization dedicated exclusively to preserving all remaining Wright-designed structures. That's a responsibility we can't fulfill without you. Make a gift today, before 2025 ends: savewright.org/annualappeal

Happy holidays! Our office will be closed Dec. 25 & 26 and Jan. 1. As we look toward the new year, we celebrate all the things that bring us together. We are grateful to be part of a community that treasures the work of Frank Lloyd Wright and unites to preserve it for the future.

Are you looking for an easy, efficient way to stay up-to-date on Conservancy news? Subscribers to our regular E-News just received an email with updates about Price Tower, Walser House, and more. You can read it - and sign up to receive future email blasts - here: conta.cc/494WhKg

Get a first glimpse of plans for Price Tower! Macy Snyder-Amatucci shared her vision for a 2027 reopening & a ride on a newly-operational elevator with local media. Learn what's in store for this landmark Wright-designed structure in Bartlesville! buff.ly/D6T8zvG

In 2025, your generosity funded 28 site visits, recovery of Wright-designed pieces for Price Tower, and our ability to provide technical advice to building stewards nationwide. We’re 80% of the way to our goal – please help close the gap with a gift today! buff.ly/w2cUKGq

Wright on the Market Alert: The Weisblat House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1948, has been re-listed for sale. Part of The Acres in Galesburg, Michigan, a Wright-designed community, this Usonian house has only had two prior owners - and is now seeking its third. savewright.org/weisblat-hou...

The next issue of SaveWright magazine will be mailed to our members soon. Here's an early look at a new department we're introducing, "Meet the Building Stewards", profiling the owners of the Goetsch–Winckler House in Michigan, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1939! buff.ly/weFRCPM

This #GivingTuesday, we’re celebrating you — our members and donors who make preservation possible year-round. Every gift protects Wright’s legacy by helping us provide technical information to building stewards, mobilize preservation advocacy & more! savewright.org/annualappeal

The Walser House foreclosure process ended today. It is now bank-owned, removing a major legal obstacle to getting this 1903 Wright design into the hands of a steward who will preserve it. buff.ly/sEfstYA

We meant the office will be closed December 27 & 28!

Happy Thanksgiving from the staff of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy! As we pause to spend time with our loved ones, know that we are grateful to you - our members, followers, and friends - for the many ways you help make our mission a reality. Our office will be closed Nov. 13 & 14.

2026 will bring changes to the U.S. tax code that may impact donors wanting to support the Conservancy’s mission. Learn more about how these changes will affect charitable giving in our most recent post. buff.ly/tRKp4tw

The Mississippi Museum of Art (MMA) has purchased the Hughes House in Jackson, Mississippi, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1949. They will operate the house as a public site, opening it for visitors to tour. The opening date has not yet been announced. savewright.org/hughes-house...

We've updated our ongoing case study about the Kraus House roof restoration! Check out photos and a short video showing the installation of the liquid-applied roof above the carport. We'll continue to share major milestones as they occur. buff.ly/3sdkIMd

Whether you're looking for the latest updates on our advocacy efforts to preserve Wright buildings, or to delve into technical case studies, or find out about upcoming events - consider subscribing to our E-News blasts! Read the Nov. edition online: buff.ly/3AJWVMT