This is part of my series of visits to buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

Frank Lloyd Wright designed and built the Emil Bach House in 1915 in Chicago, Illinois for the co-owner of the Bach Brick Company. The house is cube-shaped, with strong geometry. It's 2700 square-feet, but didn't seem that large to me, but I think much of the house was off-limits to tours since it's still available as a rental.

Here are some photos of the exterior

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - front exterior

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - front exterior

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - front exterior

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - front exterior

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - back of the house from the back yard

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - back of the house from the back yard

And my obligatory "artistic" exterios shots:

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - Abstract

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - abstract

The ground floor is shown below. It consists of an entryway, a living room with a dining area around the corner, a kitchen, and some areas off limits to the tour.

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - entrance hallway from living room

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - living room

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - living room and fireplace

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - living area beside dining room

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - living room from dining room

Upstairs was a bedroom with a balcony, plus other areas that were too small to photograph with the tour group, or areas off limits.

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - bedroom

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - bedroom balcony

    

Emil Bach House, Chicago, Illinois - exterior from bedroom window