First Unitarian Society

A Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Unitarian Meeting House in Madison, featuring unique architectural elements like triangular shapes and a distinctive roofline. Offers guided tours highlighting the building's history and design.

This Unitarian congregation's meeting house, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, is a notable example of his architectural vision. The building incorporates innovative triangular motifs and was constructed with significant challenges due to Wright's complex designs. Tours, available seasonally on Sundays during winter, provide historical context about the structure's planning, financing, and construction. The facility includes a $1 brochure for visitors and features a prominent red tile entrance. The congregation's history and connection to Wright are emphasized during guided visits.