Taliesin
1911Spring Green, United StatesUNESCO
Wright’s own home–studio complex on Wisconsin hills—expanded and rebuilt over half a century.
Roof lines following terrain and use of stone and wood read as lived organic architecture. Better observed as a house that kept growing than as a finished object.
Highlights
- Meeting the hills — Does the building sit on the land, or become part of it?
- Studio and dwelling — Where does the work–life boundary blur?
Architects
Visit notes
Tour access. Seasons and routes via Taliesin Preservation.