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Chicago Points West Oak Brook, Illinois April 28-30, 2017 Muirhead Farmhouse (Wright, 1950) PHOTO BY ANDY OLNICK Louis Fredrick House (Wright, 1954) William Emery House (Walter Burley Griffin, 1902) The Chicago area is home to the largest concentration of Wright-designed buildings in the world, but few travel far enough afield to see the full range of Wright’s work in northern Illinois, which includes some of the earliest works of Wright’s careers and some of the latest, Prairie-style houses and Usonians, a farmhouse and Wright’s only house designed for a person in a wheelchair. The Conservancy’s annual Out and About Wright tour travels to many of these houses. Saturday, April 29 Depart from the DoubleTree Hotel in Oak Brook at 9 a.m. to tour the Kenneth and Phyllis Laurent House (1949) in Rockford (1.5 hour drive), Pettit Chapel (1906) in Belvidere, the Louis Fredrick House (1954) in Bar- rington Hills and Muirhead Farmhouse (1950) in Hampshire, all designed by Wright, as well as the Bruce Goff-designed Ruth and Sam Ford House (1949) in Aurora. Cap off an exciting day of touring with a reception at the Wright-designed Mrs. A.W. Gridley House (1906) in Batavia, before returning to the hotel around 7:30 p.m. Lunch is provided and dinner is on your own. Add-on Events Sunday, April 30 Depart from the DoubleTree at 9 a.m. to tour the Frank Henderson House (1901) in Elmhurst, one of Wright’s spectacular early Prairie-style houses with more than 80 art glass windows, and the large Usonian Charles Glore House (1951) in Lake Forest. Other houses will be in- cluded on this tour with details to be announced. An afternoon airport drop-off at O’Hare will be made before returning to the hotel. Friday, April 28 (private event for Leadership, Clerestory and Visionary Circle and Board members) Depart from the DoubleTree at 5:45 p.m. for a special dinner event at the William Emery House in Elmhurst. Completed in 1903, the 5,800-square- foot Prairie School house was Walter Burley Griffin’s first independent commission, carried out while he was employed in Wright’s Oak Park studio. PHOTO © VHT STUDIOS PHOTO BY PATRICK J. MAHONEY Kenneth and Phyllis Laurent House (Wright, 1949) PHOTOS BY NELS AKERLUND Mrs. A.W. Gridley House (1906) PHOTO BY PATRICK J. MAHONEY

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Page 1: PHOTO BY ANDY OLNICK · Ford House (Bruce Goff), lunch and Gridley House reception. All participants must register for Saturday to be eligible to register for Friday and Sunday events

Chicago Points WestOak Brook, IllinoisApril 28-30, 2017

Muirhead Farmhouse (Wright, 1950)

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Louis Fredrick House (Wright, 1954)

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The Chicago area is home to the largest concentration of Wright-designed buildings in the world, but few travel far enough afield to see the full range of Wright’s work in northern Illinois, which includes some of the earliest works of Wright’s careers and some of the latest, Prairie-style houses and Usonians, a farmhouse and Wright’s only house designed for a person in a wheelchair. The Conservancy’s annual Out and About Wright tour travels to many of these houses.

Saturday, April 29Depart from the DoubleTree Hotel in Oak Brook at 9 a.m. to tour the Kenneth and Phyllis Laurent House (1949) in Rockford (1.5 hour drive), Pettit Chapel (1906) in Belvidere, the Louis Fredrick House (1954) in Bar-rington Hills and Muirhead Farmhouse (1950) in Hampshire, all designed by Wright, as well as the Bruce Goff-designed Ruth and Sam Ford House (1949) in Aurora. Cap off an exciting day of touring with a reception at the Wright-designed Mrs. A.W. Gridley House (1906) in Batavia, before returning to the hotel around 7:30 p.m. Lunch is provided and dinner is on your own.

Add-on Events

Sunday, April 30Depart from the DoubleTree at 9 a.m. to tour the Frank Henderson House (1901) in Elmhurst, one of Wright’s spectacular early Prairie-style houses with more than 80 art glass windows, and the large Usonian Charles Glore House (1951) in Lake Forest. Other houses will be in-cluded on this tour with details to be announced. An afternoon airport drop-off at O’Hare will be made before returning to the hotel.

Friday, April 28 (private event for Leadership, Clerestory and Visionary Circle and Board members)Depart from the DoubleTree at 5:45 p.m. for a special dinner event at the William Emery House in Elmhurst. Completed in 1903, the 5,800-square-foot Prairie School house was Walter Burley Griffin’s first independent commission, carried out while he was employed in Wright’s Oak Park studio.

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Please Note AIA continuing education credits will be available for tours. Forms will be available on request.

Please wear comfortable walking shoes for tours.

Sunday airport drop-off will include one or both of the Chicago airports; details will be announced when the tour lineup is finalized.

Breakfast is not included in the general registration fee but is available at the hotel at a discounted rate. Lunch will be provided Saturday and Sunday.

Event RegistrationDeadline to register is April 13. Registration received by mail/fax is subject to availability. Space is limited and events may reach capacity before April 13.

Saturday, April 29

Member: $225 per person Quantity Total $

Non-Member: $250 per person Quantity Total $

Sunday, April 30

Member: $150 per person Quantity Total $

Non-Member: $175 per person Quantity Total $

Friday, April 28 – Board and Circles Dinner

$75 per person Quantity Total $

Total Due $

Check enclosed Made payable to the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy. U.S. banks only.

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Return form with payment to one of the following:

Mail:Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy53 W. Jackson Blvd., Suite 1120Chicago, IL 60604

Name(s) of attendees

Includes Laurent House, Pettit Chapel, Fredrick House, Muirhead Farmhouse, Ford House (Bruce Goff), lunch and Gridley House reception. All participants must register for Saturday to be eligible to register for Friday and Sunday events.

Includes Henderson House, 2-3 houses TBA and late afternoon airport drop.

Event open only to Leadership, Clerestory and Visionary Circle members and Board. Includes dinner at Emery House (Walter Burley Griffin).

Email: [email protected]: 312.663.5505Register online at savewright.orgCancellations: Email or call (312.663.5500) by April 13 for a full refund. Cancellations after April 13 will not receive a refund.

I give consent for my name and email address to appear on the event roster

HotelAll tours depart from and return to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Chicago - Oak Brook, 1909 Spring Road, Oak Brook, IL 60523. Our attendees stay at the special rate of $109/night. Book by April 13 at 866.812.3959 or doubletreeoakbrook.com with the group code FLW. Breakfast is available at the discounted rate of $12 including tax and gratuity; vouchers are available for purchase at check-in. Parking is free. As rooms are limited, please com-plete your registration before booking your hotel.