Connecting Classroom Learning at the Martin House in Buffalo
Connecting Classroom Learning at the Martin House in Buffalo
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Studio in Art students at Amherst Middle School visited the Martin House in Buffalo for an inspiring field trip focused on architecture and design. During the tour, students explored Frank Lloyd Wright’s landmark residence, observed its unique structural features, and learned how architectural choices influence the overall experience of a space. It was a valuable opportunity for students to connect their classroom learning to one of Buffalo’s most iconic works of art.