Taliesin estate in Wisconsin

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The Taliesin estate in Wisconsin is architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s famed home, studio, and architectural laboratory, serving as a landmark of organic architecture and a center for his teaching and design work.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Frank Lloyd Wright building
National Historic Landmark
World Heritage Site component
architectural complex
historic house
architect Frank Lloyd Wright
area approximately 600 acres
constructionMaterial local limestone
wood
coordinateLocation approximately 43.135° N, 90.070° W
country United States of America
destroyedBy fire in 1914
fire in 1925
functionedAs home of the Taliesin Fellowship
hasPart farm buildings
hillside school complex
landscape and agricultural land
residential wing
studio wing
hasVersion Taliesin I
Taliesin II
linked to: Taliesin

Taliesin III
linked to: Taliesin
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
U.S. National Register of Historic Places listing
UNESCO World Heritage Site (as part of The 20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright)
inception 1911
landscapeDesign integrated with surrounding hills and valleys
locatedIn Driftless Area of Wisconsin
linked to: Driftless Area

Iowa County, Wisconsin
Spring Green, Wisconsin
namedAfter Taliesin (mythical Welsh bard)
linked to: Taliesin
notableEvent 1914 murders and fire at Taliesin I
openToPublic yes
operatedBy Taliesin Preservation, Inc.
partOf The 20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright (UNESCO serial property)
roofMaterial low-pitched roofs with broad eaves
significance center of Frank Lloyd Wright’s life and work for decades
landmark of organic architecture
major work in Wright’s Prairie School period
significantProjectOf Frank Lloyd Wright
style organic architecture
topographicalContext hills overlooking the Wisconsin River
tourism guided tours available
use architectural school
architectural studio
architect’s residence
laboratory for architectural experimentation
usedFor apprenticeship program
architectural education

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Taliesin Fellowship operatedAt Taliesin estate in Wisconsin
Spring Green, Wisconsin knownFor Taliesin estate
linked to: Taliesin estate in Wisconsin
Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture operatesOn Taliesin estate
linked to: Taliesin estate in Wisconsin
Hillside School complex relatedWork Taliesin main residence
subject linked to: hillside school complex
linked to: Taliesin estate in Wisconsin