Archive is a rare architectural concept site rooted in an unbuilt design by Eric Lloyd Wright, preserving the spatial language, material intent, and philosophy of a realized idea frozen in time. Integrated into the landscape with raw concrete, stone, and timber forms, the property reads as a living study of architecture—part artifact, part environment—offering an extraordinary setting for film, editorial, and conceptual productions seeking depth, legacy, and narrative weight
Archive is a rare architectural concept site rooted in an unbuilt design by Eric Lloyd Wright, preserving the spatial language, material intent, and philosophy of a realized idea frozen in time. Integrated into the landscape with raw concrete, stone, and timber forms, the property reads as a living study of architecture—part artifact, part environment—offering an extraordinary setting for film, editorial, and conceptual productions seeking depth, legacy, and narrative weight
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