Darwin D. Martin

Darwin D. Martin was a successful American businessman and philanthropist in the early 20th century, best known for his close relationship with architect Frank Lloyd Wright. He played a key role in the arts and architecture movements, commissioning Wright to design notable buildings, including his own residence and a cultural center in Buffalo, New York. Martin's support helped promote innovative architectural ideas and community development. His contributions extend beyond architecture, encompassing charitable giving and civic engagement, making him an influential figure in shaping Buffalo’s cultural and architectural landscape.