It was a dramatic story of near demolition and last-minute rescue, but the David and Gladys Wright house is now in safe hands with the newly rebranded School of Architecture at Taliesin. If you can get past the video ads on its website (warning: turn off the sound on your device), AZCentral has the most thorough coverage of the gift by Zach Rawling, which will require $7 million in endowment to be fully realized.
David and Gladys Wright House Donated to School of Architecture at Taliesin

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