Can you imagine if Buffalo still possessed The Larkin Administration Building? The structure was certainly one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s modern masterpiece marvels, complete with its own form of ...

In 1904 Wright built his first major public work, an administrative building for the Larkin Mail Order Co. of Buffalo, New York. The Larkin Building was one of two projects Wright designed that ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Larkin building by Frank Lloyd Wright The Larkin Building build by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1904 is one of the most famous office building off all time.

Like the Prairie houses, the Larkin Building reveals Wright’s interest in the built environment as a fully-designed work of art. The architect designed desks, chairs, lights and windows ...

An ultra rare “Chair Desk” from the Larkin Administration Building has surfaced, and is for sale on Ebay for $100,000. This unique piece of office furniture was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright ...

Soon word of Wright reached the Larkin Company in Buffalo through William Heath, who had joined the company in 1899. The businessman had learned of the modern pioneer through his brother-in-law, a ...

The idea has recently been advanced in this column that it would be great for Buffalo to rebuild Frank Lloyd Wright's Larkin Administration Building on Seneca Street. The writer notes that ...

The Larkin Administration Building has an exalted status among Frank Lloyd Wright aficionados, Buffalo's architectural mavens and modern architecture itself. Wright's first major commercial ...

Frank Lloyd Wright, Larkin Administration Building demolition, May 1950. Collection of The Buffalo History Museum. Larkin Company photograph collection, Picture .L37, #2-75.

An assortment of turn-of-the-century artifacts from the Larkin Company and its Frank Lloyd Wright-designed administrative building rests upon the craftsmanship of UB architecture students in “Wright’s ...

“Frank Lloyd Wright’s Buffalo Venture: From the Larkin Building to Broadacre City,” an exhibition focused on the context in which Buffalo became a locus for Wright’s architectural activities in the ...

A brick pier, the last remaining bit of Frank Lloyd Wright's Larkin Administration Building, will be gussied up with a small landscaped park that will be dedicated during the kick off of the fifth ...