Frank Lloyd Wright's Allen House

In the final words of his autobiography Frank Lloyd Wright wrote what could serve as his epitaph: “Keep the young generation in health, and bequeath to them no tumbled house.”
Based on that comment, Mr. Wright would be proud of Wichita. Over the past few years, a group of citizens has been slowly restoring the Wright designed Allen-Lambe House, located at 2nd Street and Roosevelt. The Allen-Lambe House Foundation has purchased...

To determine the Ten Best Designed Buildings in Kansas, the Kansas chapter of the American Institute of Architects surveyed its 500 members. Four of the buildings cited most often are located in Wichita, which had more winner than any other Kansas City...

Elizabeth Buzzl Koch, President of the Allen-Lambe House Foundation, is delighted to announce that the Allen-Lambe House Museum and Study Center has received three awards during November 1993 from the following Architectural and Preservation groups.
“it is very gratifying that these groups believe in the preservation of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Allen-Lambe House Museum as much as we do.”...

A Beginning and End Collaboration Between Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect and George M. Niedecken, Interior Architect
In 1904, Frank Lloyd Wright and George M. Niedecken began a collaboration with the Dana-Thomas House dining room mural. That project established a professional working relationship between the two men that continued through 12 of Wright’s future projects...