Travels with Frank Lloyd Wright Frank Lloyd Wright is known as the architect of an enduring modern American vision but was himself extremely well travelled with journeys to far flung corners of the world serving as opportunities to develop and promote his globalising organic philosophy. Visits to Japan and Germany informed his Prairie House period his Usonian manifesto was presented in Russia and the UK and later he spent time in Italy and the Middle East during his Legacy period. Gwyn Lloyd Jones retraces Lloyd Wrights footsteps in a fascinating globetrotting narrative that reveals Lloyd Wrights architectural legacy as having emerged from what was at the time a newly globalised era of architectural production. Along the way the author meets the people who are living with and experiencing Lloyd Wrights organic architecture today and asks whether the buildings remain true to Wrights intent and what it is that makes them unique