Fate of Phoenix Frank Lloyd Wright house uncertain after Taliesin donation falls through

David and Gladys Wright House, located in Phoenix’s Arcadia neighborhood./ File photo.

 

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By Catherine Reagor | Arizona Republic

A deal to donate a controversial Frank Lloyd Wright home in Phoenix’s Arcadia neighborhood to Taliesin’s architecture school has been called off.

Zach Rawling, owner of the spiraling David and Gladys Wright House, agreed a year ago to donate the home to the school if $7 million could be raised to restore and run it. The house was built in 1952.

But a letter on the Wright House website says the School of Architecture at Taliesin and the David Wright House have “decided to proceed independent of one another” and the joint fundraising effort will be dissolved.

Any money raised will be given to the architecture school. The amount raised so far hasn’t been disclosed.

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