Today, Architectural Digest travels to Scottsdale, Arizona, to tour Taliesin West—Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic desert laboratory and winter home. Designed as a seasonal escape from the brutal Wisconsin winters, Taliesin West became both a personal sanctuary and a working campus for Wright and his architecture students. Nestled in the stunning foothills of the McDowell Mountains, this National Historic Landmark was built almost entirely by Wright’s apprentices. More than just a building, it’s a prime embodiment of his philosophy of organic architecture, where structure and landscape are one.
