The Organization of World Heritage Cities recently granted the city of Scottsdale membership among a group of more than 200 cities from around the world that are home to UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Source: Scottsdale joins the Organization of World Heritage Cities – The Daily Independent at YourValley.net
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The famed architect’s masterpiece, Fallingwater, isn’t the only Wright site that sits in the Laurel Highlands, outside of Pittsburgh.
Source: Love Frank Lloyd Wright? Visit Pennsylvania
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The 5,000-square-foot Hollyhock House in East Hollywood was renovated during COVID, and on August 18, it’ll reopen to the public. It’s the first house that Frank Lloyd Wright designed in LA.
Source: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House unites fire, earth, air, water
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Craft classes, sleepovers in historic houses, and other ways families can experience the legendary U.S. architect’s dazzling properties.
Source: Why Frank Lloyd Wright’s playful architecture fuels creativity
Photo: Oleg Klym
This Frank Lloyd Wright-designed temple is on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Source: The Unique Temple In Oak Park Is The Only One Of Its Kind In Illinois
Photo: Kerrick James
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The rolling hills of Wisconsin, the Arizona desert, a Pennsylvania nature preserve and the Upper East Side of Manhattan are settings for some of Frank Lloyd Wright’s preeminent achievements.
Source: Frank Lloyd Wright: Touring the famed architect’s iconic sites
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