RACINE — SC Johnson has always opened its Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings to the public — except the mostly closed Research Tower on the company’s main campus. SC Johnson Research ...

RACINE, Wis., May 2, 2014 /PRNewswire/ Today, for the first time ever, SC Johnson opens the doors of its Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Research Tower to the public.

Ten years after the completion of the SC Johnson Administration building, construction began on the Research and Development Tower. The company required laboratories for their emerging research an ...

Frank Lloyd Wright’s SC Johnson Research Tower in Racine, Wisconsin, is one of modern architecture’s most significant landmarks. Completed in 1950, the fifteen-story skyscraper is the only ...

RACINE — This spring, for the first time ever, SC Johnson will open the doors of its Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Research Tower to the public. For 32 years, the tower, on the headquarters campus ...

Scientists were working in the tower when Anderegg started with SC Johnson in 1979. They moved out three years later when the company opened a new research and development center nearby.

For the first time, SC Johnson, which makes household cleaning and home storage products, will allow the public to tour its Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Research Tower on selected days beginning May 2.

All 15 floors of the Research Tower are supported by the “taproot ... featuring the signature Wright/SC Johnson color, “Cherokee Red.” For architecture gurus -- it's a gem!

Scientists were still working in the tower when Anderegg started with SC Johnson in 1979. They moved out three years later when the company opened a new research and development center nearby.

the SC Johnson world headquarters is home to two Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings—the Administration Building (opened in 1939) and the Research Tower (opened in 1950). Both buildings are on ...

For the first timesince it opened in 1950, Frank Lloyd Wright's SC Johnson Research Tower in Racine, Wis., is accessible to the public. With a treelike design of alternating circular and square ...