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The Cabaret Theater at Taliesin West was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and completed in 1950 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Wright’s apprentices did most of the actual building, which is how much of Taliesin was structured. The theater was constructed using Wright’s signature “desert masonry,” incorporating local stone, concrete and sand. That process is very interesting in its own. Partially embedded into the desert landscape, the Cabaret was designed for about 100 people and hosted movies, musical performances, theatrical productions, dinners and other gatherings for the Taliesin Fellowship. It’s still used today as a theater and event space. #architect #floorplan #homedesign #hometheater #franklloydwright
The Cabaret Theater at Taliesin West was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and completed in 1950 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Wright’s apprentices did most of the actual building, which is how much of Taliesin was structured. The theater was constructed using Wright’s signature “desert masonry,” incorporating local stone, concrete and sand. That process is very interesting in its own. Partially embedded into the desert landscape, the Cabaret was designed for about 100 people and hosted movies, musical performances, theatrical productions, dinners and other gatherings for the Taliesin Fellowship. It’s still used today as a theater and event space. #architect #floorplan #homedesign #hometheater #franklloydwright

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