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The Urbanism of Frank Lloyd Wright

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By Neil Levine ’63

Published June 23, 2025

This exploration of Frank Lloyd Wright offers a thorough overview of the architect’s work over the course of several decades. Supported by photographs and blueprints, The Urbanism of Frank Lloyd Wright (Princeton University Press) shows Wright’s creativity and innovation in several projects throughout his career. Wright’s urban designs have helped pave the way to cities as we know them today. The author puts Wright’s work into the contexts of modernism and urbanism, creating a clearer picture of Wright’s contributions to the field. 

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