Taliesin, the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture maintains and operates two campuses: TaliesinWest, in Scottsdale, Arizona, and Taliesin, in Spring Green, Wisconsin.
W E S T, The construction of TaliesinWest, begun by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1937, was designed by Wright and built over many years by apprentices who were a part of the resident Taliesin Fellowship.
TaliesinWest is the main campus of the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture.
Taliesin is special because it is the root from which both Wright and his ideas emerged.
Taliesin® Preservation, Inc. (TPI) works to preserve Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin as an eminent example of Frank Lloyd Wright’s vision, to illustrate the impact he made on architecture through his work at Taliesin, and to share with the public the breadth and depth of his ideas.
TPI operates the Frank Lloyd Wright® Visitor Center at Taliesin, which offers public access to the site and grounds, serves as an educational resource on Frank Lloyd Wright and his work, and conducts the preservation program to maintain, restore and nurture the physical environment of the Taliesin Estate.
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