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Frank Lloyd Wright Commission Titles

There are many variations of Wright commission titles found in archival inventories and publications. An authority list compiled for use on this site combines information from the Frank Lloyd Wright Archives inventory, the Frank Lloyd Wright: The Complete Works volumes (representing the last assessment of projects by Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer), and The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright: A Complete Catalog [updated 3rd edition] by William Allen Storrer. The authority list can be downloaded as a PDF.

 

Frank Lloyd Wright commissions, ordered alphabetically

Ullman: House for H. J. Ullman, project [Oak Park, Illinois] (1904)
Unitarian: Unitarian Chapel [Sioux City, Iowa] (1887)
Unitarian: Unitarian Meeting House [Shorewood Hills, Wisconsin] (1947)
United: Embassy Building for the United States, project [Tokyo, Japan] (1914)
United: United States Air Force Academy, project [Boulder, Colorado] (1955)
United: United States Post Office for the Marin County Government Center [San Rafael, California] (1957)
United: United States Post Office, project [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1956)
Unity: Unity Chapel [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1886)
Unity: Unity Mortuary Temple and Cenotaph, Taliesin Valley, project [Spring Green, Wisconsin] (1958)
Unity: Unity Temple [Oak Park, Illinois] (1905)
Universal: New York City Exhibition Pavilion for the Universal Portland Cement Company [New York] ()
Unknown: Board and Batten House, project [none given] (1902)
Unknown: Schoolhouse, project [La Grange, Illinois] (1912)
Usonia II: Housing Project for Seven Teachers at Michigan State College, Usonia II, project [Lansing, Michigan] (1939)
Usonia II: Site Plan for Usonian Homes, Inc., "Usonia II" [Pleasantville, New York] (1947)
Usonian: House Design, "The Usonian Automatic" [none given] (1949)
Usonian: Standard Details for "Usonian-type" Houses [none given] (1938)
Usonian: Usonian Houses for the USA, "Cloverleaf", project [Pittsfield, Massachusetts] (1942)