2010 Annual Conference: Modifying Wright’s Buildings and Their Sites: Additions, Subtractions, Adjacencies September 22-26, 2010 in Cincinnati, Ohio
This year, the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy’s annual conference will investigate the significant changes that have been made to Wright’s buildings or their contexts by Wright and others. Concerned with issues of architectural integrity and interpretation, Wright homeowners, public site administrators, architects, scholars and preservationists will discuss recent developments, such as the completion of the Toshiko Mori-designed Pavillion at the Darwin Martin House and addition to the Guggenheim Museum, while looking to the future of other Wright structures.
After working with the LA Conservancy and National Trust for Historic Preservation to save the Ennis House from total deterioration in 2005, the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy is helping to look for a preservation-minded buyer to purchase the Ennis House.
After working with the LA Conservancy and National Trust for Historic Preservation to save the Ennis House from total deterioration in 2005, the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy is helping to look for a preservation-minded buyer to purchase the Ennis House.
Fellowships of $300-$400 are available for the Cincinnati conference, September 22-26, 2010.
