The Complexity of Frank Lloyd Wright

This chapter examines the intricate personal and professional life of Frank Lloyd Wright, from his architectural masterpieces like Taliesin and Fallingwater to his tumultuous personal affairs. The speakers reflect on his genius as an architect while grappling with the emotional and social repercussions of his actions, including his extramarital affairs and financial troubles. Through personal anecdotes and discussions about architectural styles, they highlight the duality of Wright’s legacy as both an artistic visionary and a flawed individual.