Frank Lloyd Wright used his first home to experiment with design concepts that contain the seeds of his architectural philosophy. In his adjacent studio, Wright and his associates developed a new American architecture -- the
Prairie style. Trained interpreters offer insights into Wright's family life and architectural career during this tour.
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Strollers are not permitted inside the home.
The tour is not recommended for children under the age of 8 years old.
ADA:
The Studio, including the drafting room, octagonal library, Wright’s office, the reception area and the exterior, is accessible to standard-size wheelchairs. The Trust has one standard-size wheelchair available for guests at the Home and Studio. The Home is not accessible to wheelchairs of any size, as all entries to the Home have stairs. Guests in wheelchairs may request to view the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio iPad App, which features virtual tours of rooms that they may not be able to view during their visit.
Walkers are permitted in all venues. All walkers will be inspected to ensure they will not damage the floors. The Frank Lloyd Wright Trust has one walker with built-in seats available on a first-come first-served basis.
To reach the front door of the Home, guests will need to climb five stairs. Once inside the house, to reach the second floor, guests must walk up and then back down a narrow flight of 19 stairs. The Studio is accessible
via a ramp.
Contact Kelly Bassett of CSI at 407-288-7703 to request ADA transportation.
Registration Costs Fun Bucks: 2 Fee: $61.00 per adult; $53.00 per child (ages 8-12)
Tickets for this tour will be available online through the conference registration between May 3 and October 6. After October 6, tickets must be purchased on site, pending space availability and will incur an additional $5.00 per tour ticket.