Your
opportunity to be a part of the Frank Lloyd Wright™
21st Century History
In 1927 Frank Lloyd Wright,
America's most famous architect, created a spectacular design for a gasoline
filling station. Due to funding and safety considerations, the filling
station was never built, until now that is!
More than 45 years after
the architect's death, his design and dream for this distinctive filling
station may come to fruition. The Buffalo Transportation & Pierce-Arrow
Museum© has undertaken its most ambitious project since the opening
of the museum. In 2004, through the donation of materials and services
totaling more than $250,000, construction on The Buffalo Filling Station
by Frank Lloyd Wright™ will begin.
Completing the The Buffalo
Filling Station by Frank Lloyd Wright™ will require additional funding
and in-kind services. In order to raise the addition funding needed, The
Buffalo Transportation & Pierce-Arrow Museum© has launched the
The Buffalo Filling Station by Frank Lloyd Wright™ Development Fund.
Donations may be made on-line
by clicking on the MAKE A DONATION button below, or by sending
your donation to the Development Fund at:
The Buffalo
Filling Station
by Frank Lloyd Wright™
Development Fund
263 Michigan Ave at 201 Seneca Street
Buffalo, New York 14203
All donations
are tax-deductible.
Cash
and in-kind donations needed to complete this project.
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGER: Turner Construction
LEAD ARCHITECTS:
Patrick
J. Mahoney, Architect, F.L. Wright Consultant,
Lauer-Manguso & Assoc., Buffalo, New York
Anthony
Puttnam, F.L. Wright's Apprentice & Architect,
Madison, WI
