Hollyhock House, a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed building, is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in Los Angeles, but could lose its status due to budget cuts. As per UNESCO requirements, the home must ...

The house in East Hollywood, commissioned by oil heiress Aline Barnsdall in 1918, could close to the public and lose its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage site if its staffing is cut to one ...

That’s probably set to change, though: Last week, Hollyhock House became a Unesco World Heritage Site — part of an inscription that recognized eight of Wright’s major works. All of which ...

Hollyhock House, Frank Lloyd Wright’s eclectic Los Angeles masterpiece, is under threat of closure and losing its UNESCO World Heritage Site status amid drastic budget cuts proposed by the city ...

The Hollyhock House designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, a building that was almost demolished in the 1940s, earned Los Angeles its first UNESCO World Heritage Site designation Sunday. Eight of Wright ...

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House may soon close to the public, as L.A.’s proposed budget cuts slash staffing and put its UNESCO World Heritage status at risk. (The Los Angeles Times ...

The Hollyhock House, one of eight Frank Lloyd Wright buildings inscribed as a single collective UNESCO World Heritage Site and the sole UNESCO World Heritage Site in Los Angeles, will reopen on ...

Six years later, Barnsdall gave it to the City of LA, which has been running it ever since. Hollyhock House is LA’s one and only UNESCO World Heritage Site, meaning its significance goes beyond ...

Hollyhock House, a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed building, is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in Los Angeles, but could lose its status due to budget cuts. As per UNESCO requirements, the home must ...