Architectural Digest: PennDesign Announces Partnership with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Feb 14, 2019

Architectural Digest featured the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s partnership with the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Design Graduate Program in Historic Preservation.

In a five-year collaborative research agreement, PennDesign faculty and students will assist the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation in activities leading to the study and preservation of Taliesin and Taliesin West.

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