Travel & Visitors Guide - April 18, 2006
Wright's final design blends desert form, function
Wisconsin's most renowned architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, designed buildings all over the world. But the last project Wright designed before he died in 1959 probably wouldn't be standing today if it was built in its intended location -- as an opera house in Baghdad, Iraq.
Tags: wright, Taliesin, phoenix, tempe, architecture, Gammage, FLW, Baghdad, Iraq

Travel & Visitors Guide - April 18, 2005
Wright Foundation could be in trouble
Hundreds of tourists usually flock to Taliesin in Spring Green in summer. But, two "living legacies" of legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright could be close to dying because of financial and organization problems. Read about it in Beyond Milwaukee.
Tags: Frank Lloyd Wright, Taliesin, Spring Green, architecture, Scottsdale, The Arizona Republic, Beverly Hart, Vernon Swaback, UWM School of Architecture, Wright Foundation

Travel & Visitors Guide - May 25, 2004
Frank Lloyd Wright wrote his autobiography in wood and stone
Before Frank Lloyd Wright ever thought of building Taliesin West, which was featured in OnMilwaukee.com in April, he designed and built Taliesin in Spring Green. It's often called "his autobiography in wood and stone."
Tags: Taliesin, Lloyd Wright, Spring Green, Tan-y-deri

Travel & Visitors Guide - April 21, 2004
Wright's Taliesin West was his warm-weather getaway
Legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright, like so many Midwesterners, found winters in Wisconsin too disagreeable. So, in 1937 at the age of 70, he packed up and left Spring Green's Taliesin and headed west to Arizona.
Tags: frank lloyd wright, arizona, phoenix, taliesin, spring green