Frank Lloyd Wright’s “Buildings, Plans and Designs” is a famous architectural portfolio first published in 1910 in Berlin by the Wasmuth firm. It was later reprinted by Horizon Press in New York in 1963. This portfolio is significant because it played a crucial role in introducing Wright’s revolutionary architectural concepts to a European audience, influencing modern architecture worldwide. 2,600 copies were published by Horizon. The original Wasmuth Portfolio contained 100 lithographs depicting Wright’s early works, including residences and public buildings. The 1963 reprint by Horizon Press is a high-quality facsimile of the original portfolio. It includes Wright’s most notable early designs, such as the Robie House, Unity Temple, and the Larkin Building. This portfolio is numbered 355C and signed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
