Unity Temple

A reinforced-concrete Unitarian meeting house in Oak Park, completed in 1908, and an early landmark of modern American religious architecture.

Instead of masonry Gothic forms, Wright shaped a geometric concrete worship box.

A lofty interior, galleries, and stained-glass daylight create solemnity without conventional ornament.

Its union of material experiment and sacred space reveals a different side of Wright from his Prairie houses.

Prairie

Architect Frank Lloyd Wright