Without a doubt, the collective attitude Buffalonians have about their city has been improving of late as they point like proud parents to the development at the waterfront, downtown Medical Campus and beyond.

“I’ve never had so many of our members come up to me and say, this is a wonderful conference and Buffalo’s a wonderful city,” Pauline Saliga, the society’s executive director, said Sunday evening after the final event – a daylong tour titled “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Buffalo,” which included visits to the Darwin Martin House complex and Martin’s summer home in Derby, Graycliff. An article by Dale Anderson published in The Buffalo News

“The Darwin Martin House has been absolutely, brilliantly restored, and it’s the most ambitious restoration of a Wright building that I’ve seen.” – Paul Goldberger, esteemed architecture critic. An article by Mark Sommer published in the Buffalo News

Architecture buffs, dig in! Watch this video, created by Visit Buffalo Niagara, about the Martin House and Graycliff!

Have a group of 15 or more? Create a memorable experience by scheduling a group tour at the Darwin Martin House.

The Society of Architectural Historians is holding their annual conference in Buffalo. The Martin House is hosting an event called Housing Wright which marks the announcement of the physical transfer of the FLW archive.

The Martin House Restoration Corporation project has incorporated principles of energy conservation, smart growth and natural resource protection as central to its core values.

This is a wonderful group of volunteer educators who share their love of the Martin House, Frank Lloyd Wright and design with life long-learners (children through adults).

Restoration progress at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House Complex continues and the results are both enlightening and exciting.  The first two months of 2013 saw advancement in two very visible areas.

Join the Martin House volunteer docent team today! Docents provide local, national, and international visitors with world-class tours of our National Historic Landmark.

Robert J. Kresse is one of the founding incorporators of the Martin House Restoration Corporation (MHRC), its first president, one of the projects most influential benefactors, and to this day, continues to serve as chairman of the board. Here is an edited excerpt from an interview conducted on October 2, 2012.