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Visit Taliesin West in Arizona

Experience a side of Scottsdale and the Sonoran Desert unlike any other by exploring Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home and desert laboratory, a location inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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Taliesin in Wisconsin

Visit Taliesin in Wisconsin

Another location inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, the home Wright built in his native Wisconsin served as his laboratory of organic architecture. Think of it as his autobiography in wood and stone.

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Discover the Frank Lloyd Wright Trail in Wisconsin

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The Taliesin Institute

The goal of our newest initiative, the Taliesin Institute, is to provide education and outreach to architecture and design students and professionals, and all those interested in learning about the history and future of organic architecture principles.

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 Black and white photo of Frank Lloyd Wright and a group of students gathered around a large table, examining architectural plans.

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 Interior of a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed residence, featuring horizontal lines, natural wood, and large tables with red chairs in an open-plan room illuminated by natural light.

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The Life of Frank Lloyd Wright

Frank Lloyd Wright in a black hat and overcoat stands outside with a clear sky behind him, looking off to the side with a contemplative expression.

Life

Wright retained the values of his upbringing while embracing innovation — and evolving with the times — to create the first truly American architecture.

Frank Lloyd Wright's Life
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Work

Wright’s buildings stand as a testament to a mind that unfurled a wholly new way to think about architecture.

Frank Lloyd Wright's Work
Architectural view of Fallingwater, a historic house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, showcasing its modern cantilevered levels over a waterfall amidst lush greenery.

Impact

Wright’s legacy lives on, not only in our built environment, but in the very fabric of our lives.

Frank Lloyd Wright's Impact

The Whirling Arrow

News and updates from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

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Frank Lloyd Wright + Arizona

Frank Lloyd Wright’s connection to Arizona, the location of his personal winter home Taliesin West, runs deep, with his architectural influence seen all over the Valley. Here, PhD student David R. Richardson gives a brief overview of several of Wright’s most notable projects in the Grand Canyon state.
What to Expect When You Visit Taliesin West
Students from Cartwright schools on a Field Trip to Taliesin West

1,500 Sixth-Graders Immersed at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West

“Field trips like this not only deepen their understanding of design and innovation but also broaden their horizons, inspiring them to explore a world of endless career possibilities,” said Ema Jáuregui, interim superintendent of the Cartwright School District.
Coromandel Screen, front, artist unknown, 17-18th century, lacquer, wood, gold, copper alloy, 120” x 246”, Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Collections, 1185.058.

Completion of the last piece in the Hillside Theater restoration underway
Visit Frank Lloyd Wright’s Winter Home