The Organic Architecture + Design Archives (OA+D) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving, protecting, and sharing the legacy of organic architecture and design — a philosophy rooted in harmony with nature, creative integrity, and human-centered innovation.

Our mission is to safeguard the original drawings, photographs, writings, and personal archives of visionary architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Bruce Goff, Paolo Soleri, and many others whose work shaped a uniquely American approach to design. These materials are invaluable to scholars, practitioners, and the public — offering insight into a creative movement that continues to inspire generations.

But this legacy is at risk. Every year, important works are lost to neglect, dispersal, or destruction. As traditional sources of funding diminish, individual financial support is more critical than ever to ensure these irreplaceable resources are preserved and made accessible through conservation, digital cataloging, publications, exhibitions, and educational programs.

By supporting OA+D, you play a direct role in keeping the story of organic architecture alive — not just for today’s designers and researchers, but for future generations to learn from, build on, and be inspired by.