Introduction to Frank Lloyd Wright and NH's Usonian Architecture

America’s most famous architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, created iconic modern buildings across the country, including Fallingwater in Mill Run, PA and the Guggenheim Museum in NYC. What do his revolutionary works look like in New Hampshire and how are they representative of his novel ideas about home design? This fun and facscinating presentation offers an introduction to a world-famous architect, highlights his local work – two examples of the Usonian, his final house type, are in Manchester, NH – and explores how design impacts the ways we live in our homes. 

The center is completely accessible with a ramp located on the side of the building, an elevator inside and accessible restroom. Onsite parking is available.