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The 20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright Inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List

Taliesin West

Taliesin. Photo by Andrew Pielage.

Fallingwater. Photo by Christopher Little, courtesy of Western Pennsylvania Conservancy.

Hollyhock House. Photo by Joshua White.

Fredrick C. Robie House. Photo by James Caulfield, courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright Trust.

Unity Temple. Photo by Tom Rossiter, courtesy of Harboe Architects.

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Photo by David Heald, (c) Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation.

Herbert and Katherine Jacobs House. Photo by David Heald, courtesy of James Dennis.

Life

Wright retained the spiritual and romantic values of his upbringing while embracing innovation.

Work

A belief that structure and space could create and convey cultural values led Wright to create entirely new types of architecture.

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Wright’s legacy will continue to influence the ways in which we shape our future.

Life

Wright retained the spiritual and romantic values of his upbringing while embracing innovation.

Work

A belief that structure and space could create and convey cultural values led Wright to create entirely new types of architecture.

Impact

Wright’s legacy will continue to influence the ways in which we shape our future.

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Taliesin West

A national historic landmark and home of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture

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Taliesin West

Photo: © 2017, Andrew Pielage

Taliesin

Photo: © 2017, Andrew Pielage

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Wright’s Wisconsin home, appropriately named for the Welsh word meaning “shining brow,” overlooks Wisconsin’s vibrant Spring Green

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The Whirling Arrow

News and updates from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

Eight Frank Lloyd Wright Sites Inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List

The inscription of a collection of eight Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings marks the first modern architecture designation on the UNESCO World Heritage List in the United States.
A Visual History Through the Life of America’s Greatest Architect.

Sharing Frank Lloyd Wright’s Vision Through Digital Innovation

Leica Geosystems and Multivista join together with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to use digital innovation to preserve Taliesin West and bring Wright’s vision to the world.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Introduces Revamped Field Trip Program

This fall, the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation is rolling out a revamped K-12 field trip program at Taliesin West with the introduction of two new tours and corresponding education labs.
YE appeal 2017