Duey and Julia Wright House

The Duey and Julia Wright House features concrete construction with clerestory windows made of perforated plywood panels and extends over 4,337 square feet.

Frank Lloyd Wright designed this residence in 1959, with John H. Howe and John deKoven Hill completing the construction after Wright's passing that same year.

The house incorporates musical elements in its design, including perforated boards on clerestories representing the rhythm of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony first theme.

Located at 904 Grand Avenue, the residence includes four bedrooms connected by a gallery and a living room with built-in seating for 30 people.

When viewed from above, the house structure forms the shape of a musical note, reflecting the original owner's connection to the music industry.

Location: Wausau

Inception: 1959

Architects: Frank Lloyd Wright, John H. Howe, John deKoven Hill

Architectural style: Usonian architecture

Made from material: concrete

Address: 904 Grand Avenue

GPS coordinates: 44.94917,-89.62306

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:48