Frank Lloyd Wright. This is a rare first edition of. By Frank Lloyd Wright, published in 1945. In this work, Wright presents his vision for the future of architecture in a democratic society, advocating for organic architecture as a means to create harmonious and functional living environments. He explores how architecture can shape civilization, reflecting his lifelong philosophy of design rooted in nature, individuality, and progress. Author: Frank Lloyd Wright. Publisher: The University of Chicago Press. Condition: Great vintage condition with no dust jacket. The cover and binding are fully intact with some expected wear from age but no tearing or fraying. Pages are clean with slight yellowing. First and last page are fairly yellow but inside remains white. A newspaper article was stored in the book and leeched some brown coloring on two pages but they are clearly readable. Pages turn easily and all photographs, illustrations, and words are very legible. A must-have for collectors, architects, and those interested in Wright’s influential theories on architecture and society.
