Frank Lloyd Wright Quotes And Sayings

A Man Is A Fool If He Drinks Before He Reaches The Age Of 50, And A Fool If He Doesn't Afterward.

I Have Been Black And Blue In Some Spot, Somewhere, Almost All My Life From Too Intimate Contacts With My Own Furniture.

Well, Now That He's Finished One Building, He'll Go Write Four Books About It.

The Physician Can Bury His Mistakes, But The Architect Can Only Advise His Client To Plant Vines - So They Should Go As Far As Possible From Home To Build Their First Buildings.

Mechanization Best Serves Mediocrity.

New York City Is A Great Monument To The Power Of Money And Greed... A Race For Rent.

To Look At The Cross-section Of Any Plan Of A Big City Is To Look At Something Like The Section Of A Fibrous Tumor.

Bureaucrats: They Are Dead At 30 And Buried At 60. They Are Like Custard Pies; You Can't Nail Them To A Wall.

Organic Buildings Are The Strength And Lightness Of The Spiders' Spinning, Buildings Qualified By Light, Bred By Native Character To Environment, Married To The Ground.

The Architect Should Strive Continually To Simplify; The Ensemble Of The Rooms Should Then Be Carefully Considered That Comfort And Utility May Go Hand In Hand With Beauty.

Give Me The Luxuries Of Life And I Will Willingly Do Without The Necessities.