If you’ve seen Frank Lloyd Wright’s buildings, you can understand why people come from far and wide to experience them in person. Wright was a pathbreaker whose ideas, innovations, and creative genius transformed the field of architecture. He also loved Arizona, his adopted state, and home to eleven of his buildings, including Taliesin West, his winter abode and studio in Scottsdale. In this talk, Timothy Sandefur discusses Wright’s works, his rebellious philosophy of design, and why he loved building in Arizona.