It’s a rarity — a colony of four homes where you can lay your head down at night and wake up in Frank Lloyd Wright’s living architecture. The unusual constellation of Wright homes in the 125-acre Polymath Park, a woodland retreat in Westmoreland County, is among only about 14 sites nationally offering overnight lodging for the public, according to the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy. Nearby is the Wright-inspired restaurant TreeTops, which offers dining room-sized treehouse pods in the woods for intimate meals. And Polymath Park is still growing. Read more at the link in our bio. 📝: Mary Ann Thomas/Post-Gazette 📸: Courtesy of Polymath Park #pittsburgh #franklloydwright