Auldbrass Plantation, human settlement in United States of America
Auldbrass Plantation is a plantation house in Beaufort County, South Carolina, designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright in the 1930s. The residence displays Wright's signature style with strong horizontal lines, open floor plans, and seamless connections between interior and outdoor spaces.
The house was completed in 1938 as a private residence for a wealthy family in the region. It stands today on the National Register of Historic Places as an important example of Wright's later work in organic architecture.
The site is located in a rural area of Beaufort County and is most easily reached by car. The surrounding landscape is flat and typical of the Lowcountry region, with woods and open land throughout the area.
The house was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright as an experiment in his organic architecture philosophy and demonstrates his less-known approaches to adapting to the Southern landscape. Wright employed local materials and the region's flat terrain to create a unique interpretation of his design principles.
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