Frank Lloyd Wright's Bogk House: A Bold Experiment

A trove of insights into and images of an important, little—known Frank Lloyd Wright building

The house that Frank Lloyd Wright designed for Frederick C. and Katherine G. Bogk in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1916 occupies a unique position in Wright’s career: it is the only fully realized house designed in the teens that demonstrates his fascination with Primitivism, the use of non—Western sources as an inspiration for modern design. This book traces Wright’s exploration alongside the stories ...