The Frank Lloyd Wright George D. Sturges Residence, designed and completed in 1939 in Los Angeles, represents one of the boldest imaginative
expressions by America’s finest architect, even as
it exemplifies his most principled and democratic
ideals. The house grew out of the visionary
aesthetic and practical skills of one of the most
original and ambitious minds the country has
ever known. The Sturges Residence is a paragon
and a jewel: a crucible of architectural history in
a sterling fusion of simplicity and grandeur. It is a
work of art.