Very interesting man & architect. I thought a 90 minute tour of Frank Lloyd Wright's former winter home and architecture school/camp in 100+ degree heat was going to be dreadful, but it ended up being very interesting commentary about a tempermental and stubborn architect bent on having his way. The designs of the different areas of the compound are very cool, and as much as they represent the architectural style and needs of the famous Wright, but the buildings also capture a snapshot in time. The tour guide was very well versed, and seemed to be a genuine fan of Wright's work and happy to be giving tours (even though I'm sure it must be tedious and repetitive).
Couple of tips...if you're visiting on a hot weather day, know that some parts of the 90 minute tour takes place outside, even though they do have a couple of umbrella syou can borrow for shade. The air conditioning in the different areas is not that strong so if it is hot, try to plan to visit in the morning. There are also areas you walk on with little pebbles, so wear appropriate shoes. There's a good sized gift shop where the tour begins and ends near...leave some time to at least browse, especially the items made in the signature Wright deco design. The view of the desert surroundings are beautiful...it was easy to focus on the building and sculptures, but don't forget to look around you to see how Wright designed in and around the environment.