Kentuck Knob [PA]
Kentuck Knob, completed in 1953, is one of the last private residences to be designed by Frank Lloyd Wright (18671959), internationally renowned for his organic architecture. Designed on a hexagonal module, Kentuck Knob is a small Usonian home. Usonian design, promoted by Wright, refers to design which is affordable for the common people. The site also boasts a collection of contemporary sculpture, including work by Claes Oldenburg (born 1829), best known for drastically altering the scale or texture of the objects he depicts.
The site offers tours.