Frank Lloyd Wright: Fallingwater Plus the 1930s (ONLINE)

At age 70, Frank Lloyd Wright shocked the architectural world with his audacious Fallingwater in Pennsylvania. This course will explore this extraordinary house in relation to its times, the era of the Great Depression. Fallingwater will also be examined within the context of other Wright buildings of the 1930s, such as his Usonian houses, Broadacre City, Taliesin West in Arizona, Auldbrass Plantation in South Carolina, and Wingspread and the Johnson Wax Administration Building in Wisconsin.

This course is offered in an exchange with the OLLI at Pennsylvania State University.

Notes

• A current OLLI membership is required to register for all courses and lectures.
• If you do not have a Fall 2025 membership, one will be added to your cart at checkout.
• OLLI membership fees and course tuition are critical to the Institute's sustainability and are non-refundable.

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