Frank Lloyd Wright

The Great Chicago Architect In 1887 a man from Richland Center, Wisconsin came to Chicago in search of a prosperous career. He had no set arrangements in the city, very little architectural training, and a promise that he would send money home to his family living in Madison. In only four days this man found a job with a well-known architectural firm. (McDonough 29) With this, Frank Lloyd Wright decided that Chicago would be the city that …

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