Wright Plus 2012 - Saturday, June 2
An architectural housewalk in Oak Park, IL
Tour inside these fantastic properties
Tour inside these fantastic properties
Return to this site to see more homes as they are added.
William G. Fricke House
(Frank Lloyd Wright, 1901)
An early, rare three-story Prairie example with remarkable art glass.
Oscar B. Balch House
(Frank Lloyd Wright, 1911)
A notable transitional example with a unique overlook and thoughtful restorations.
William E. Martin House
(Frank Lloyd Wright, 1903)
A stunning, family-friendly Prairie home featuring original murals and a lovely water garden.
George Sharp House
(Architect Unknown, 1873)
One of Oak Park’s oldest residences showcasing stunning original woodwork.
NEW - Dr. Howard L. Simmons House
(E. E. Roberts, c.1898)
A spectacular updated Queen Anne with an exceptional addition.
Vernon Skiff House
(Nimmons & Fellows, 1909)
Restrained elegance in an eclectic design suggesting the Prairie School.
NEW - Charles Schwerin House
(E. E. Roberts, 1908)
Beautifully restored classic design highlighting gorgeous craftsmanship and art glass
NEW - Philip Griess House (1914) + Robert Erskine House (1913)
(John S. Van Bergen)
Charming variations of Wright’s famous fireproof Prairie houses.
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio
(Frank Lloyd Wright, 1889/1898)
An architectural laboratory for Wright's experiments with space.
Unity Temple
(Frank Lloyd Wright, 1905-08)
The only surviving public building from Wright's Prairie period.
Frederick C. Robie House
(Frank Lloyd Wright, 1908-10)
An icon of modern architecture.
Join us for the 38th annual Wright Plus, an internationally renowned architectural housewalk featuring rare interior tours of nine private homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and his contemporaries, plus entry to three landmark Wright buildings. Enjoy interpretations based on in-depth research of the homes’ history and architecture, including discussions of the original occupants' lifestyles. Experience the extraordinary mix of famed architectural styles lining the streets of Oak Park, and share in a fun-filled day with visitors from around the world.
Enhance your experience with An Oak Park Afternoon, showcasing three stately and historic Oak Park sites—Pleasant Home, Elizabeth F. Cheney Mansion and the Ernest Hemingway Birthplace.
The Ultimate Plus Package offers an extended weekend of one-of-a-kind architectural experiences, and includes accommodation.
Housewalk Tickets:
Purchase Tickets Now
Accommodations
$85 FLWPT member; $100 non-member
Limit 4 tickets at member price. All sales are final. Tickets are not refundable or exchangeable
To order by phone: 877.848.3559. Mon – Fri, 9 am to 5 pm (CST).
Wright Plus tickets are also on sale at the Home and Studio Museum Shop,
951 Chicago Ave, Oak Park.
Space is limited. Order early to ensure availability.
NEW – Wright Plus 2012 Fast Pass. Avoid the lines.
A very limited number of Fast Pass tickets are available for those wishing to avoid tour lines. Available only while quantities last.
Purchase Fast Pass Tickets Now
$585 FLWPT member ($85 ticket + $500 Fast Pass)
$600 non-member ($100 ticket + $500 Fast Pass)
The tax deductible amount of a Fast Pass ticket is $250.
Wright Plus tickets are shipped throughout the month of April. If you have not received your tickets by May 18, please call 877.848.3559.
Purchase a Box Lunch:
Picnic on our festive museum campus. Preorder lunch to pick up at the concessions tent in the Home and Studio Courtyard during the housewalk. Deluxe box lunches, provided by Wright Plus Lead Sponsor Whole Foods, include your choice of a turkey, roast beef, or grilled veggie sandwich, chips, side salad, cookie and beverage for $13. Proceeds support the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust education programs. Box Lunch pre-orders will be taken through May 25.
Questions?
Our Frequently Asked Questions page will answer most questions, including ticket information, housewalk logistics, directions and transportation, lodging, dining and shopping.
Wright Plus proceeds support the restoration, preservation and education programs of the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.
Photographs of private homes: James Caulfield.