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N for Nature

Frank Lloyd Wright felt a deep connection to nature often anchoring his designs directly to their natural landscape. He designed art glass windows with native plants and built large planters into the exterior walls. He even designed lay lights to mimic the effect of sunlight falling through leafy branches. Inspired by Wright’s love of nature, participants will explore the concepts of sustainable design and adaptive reuse and create models with repurposed recyclable materials.