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Adult Programs
Information about current Adult Programs can be found by clicking
on the Current Prrograms & Events link in the left-hand menu.
Lecture Series and Symposia
Throughout the year, the Preservation Trust sponsors public lectures
on various subjects related to Frank Lloyd Wright, the Prairie style,
historic preservation, and the history of modern architecture and design.
Periodically, the Preservation Trust will also sponsor a symposium
of experts on topics related to the life and work of Frank Lloyd Wright
and other Prairie style architects.
Most programs qualify for AIA/CES credit.
Wright WaySM Travel
Each year, the Preservation Trust sponsors tours to sites related to
Frank Lloyd Wright and his work and the history of American architecture.
Travel programs may be local, national, or international in scope. Local
experts provide information and insight for the participants. More
information...
Corporate Learning Opportunities
The Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust provides an interesting menu
of options for corporations and businesses wishing to provide their
employees with unique opportunities for learning, team-building, creativity,
and strategic planning. Slide presentations, tours, and hands-on workshops
can inspire fresh thinking and planning for many business applications.
Workshops and Events
The rich variety of cultural opportunities in the Chicago area makes
it possible for the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust to sponsor
hands-on activities and thematic events for adults and families.
These events range from workshops in architectural photography to
the celebration of Japanese culture. Events change yearly.
Architecture Fantasy Camp
Camp participants live out their dreams working in the drafting room
of Wright's Oak Park studio. Under the guidance of architects, architecture
enthusiasts in this four-evening workshop learn basic drafting techniques
and execute frameable floor plans of their creations. For non-architects
only. The camp takes place in March, June, August, and then once again later in the Fall (usually in September).
Fee is $650 for Preservation Trust members and $700 for
non-members. Space is limited.
For more information, contact the Education Department at 708.848.1976
ext. 227
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