Taliesin

Frank Lloyd Wright’s studio-residence.

Overview

Taliesin, using stone and wood, is a 1911–1959 complex in Wisconsin, USA.

Core Characteristics

• Organic, site-integrated design.
• Low, horizontal forms.
• Prairie aesthetic.

Architectural Connections

• Modern: 20th century.
• Residential, Cultural: Studio, home.
• Prairie School: Core movement.

Influence and Legacy

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, organic architecture icon.

Related Concepts & Techniques

Site Integration (technique), Organic Design (theory), Wall (element), Prairie (movement)

Directory

Buildings Registry, Architecture Hub, History

Record

Completed: 1911

Location: Wisconsin, USA. Core Characteristics Organic

Materials: stone, wood

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