Florida Southern's Frank Lloyd Wright-designed campus named
National Historic Landmark The organic design that graces the
campus of Florida Southern College is the work of Frank Lloyd
Wright, hailed by the American institute of Architects as "the
greatest American architect of all time." As the largest
collection of Wright architecture on a single site, the campus
is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Child of
the Sun, as the collection of Wright buildings are known,
attracts more than 30,000 visitors a year. In 2007, the 45-foot
Water Dome that Frank Lloyd Wright dreamed of the Florida
Southern's campus finally became a reality when technology
caught up with Wright's vision. (FLsouthern.edu) "This
architecture represents the laws of harmony and rhythm," Wright
said in 1950. "It's organic architecture and we have seen little
of it so far. It's like a little green shoot growing in a
concrete pavement." The campus features several buildings by the
man known for the Guggenheim Museum in New York