Wright in Racine: The Architect's Vision for One American City

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Summary: An in-depth analysis of Wright's architectural achievements
Review: Wright In Racine is an analysis of all the Racine, Wisconsin architecture projects of the celebrated and often controversial Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959), well-known for his revolutionary designs that spurred an awakening in American architecture. Full-color photographs and an extensive discussion of Wright's amazing designs for private homes, public buildings, and affordable housing tie together all of Wright's diverse works with a commen search for vision and expression. Written by award-winning photojournalist Mark Hertzberg, Wright In Racine is enjoyable to browse through for its own sake and especially recommended for anyone interested in an in-depth analysis of Wright's breathtaking and groundbreaking architectural achievements in Wisconsin.