Wright Designed to Fit with Nature

"One of Wright's principles, which he called "organic" architecture, arose from his devotion to nature - the idea that a building should fit its natural surroundings. For example, at Florida Southern College, Wright designed the buildings to be low and arranged so as not to obscure the view of Lake Hollingsworth."

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Florida Southern College is home to the world's largest single site collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings.

Click here for a photo tour of Frank Lloyd Wright's "Child of the Sun."