The design is based on a grid of 60 and 120 degree angles which form parallelograms.

This day is made possible by the generosity of Donald M. Stromquist, the National Folk Organization, the International Organization of Folk Art, and many other corporate and individual sponsors, in conjunction with the FIRST IOV WORLD YOUTH CONGRESS - IOV in operational relations with UNESCO.

Frank Lloyd Wright is universally recognized as the architectural genius of the Twentieth Century, whose creativity spanned a period of nearly seventy years. He is perhaps best known for works such as Falling Water, a home in Bear Run Pennsylvania built over a water fall, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum of New York City, and his personal complexes Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin and Taliesin West in Scottsdale, Arizona, Wright saw no less than 400 of his designs built during his lifetime.

The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization, UNESCO is expected to add 10 Wright designed structures to the list of World Cultural Heritage Sites. Don't miss this opportunity to visit the only Frank Lloyd Wright- designed structure in the State of Utah!