Answer:
Taliesin West in Arizona.
Explanation:
In 1982, Taliesin West was designated as a national landmark and in 2008 was nominated to become a World Heritage Site. Today, Taliesin West remains the home of the Taliesin Fellowship, as well as the main campus of Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, where you can experience the presence and continuation of Wright's architectural discourse in students' homes and work.
