《弗蘭克·勞埃德·賴特：建築美國之人》是由知名导演Ian Michael Jones 执导的一部紀錄片，Jonathan Adams 等倾情出演，该片讲述了： Fran k Lloyd Wrig ht is Ame rica's greatest-ever a rchitect. Howev er, few people know about the Welsh roots that shaped his lif e and world-famo us building s. Now, leading Welsh architect Jonathan Ad ams sets off acr oss America to explore Frank Ll oyd Wr ight's ma sterpieces for hi mself. Along the way, he uncovers th e tempe stuous life story of the man behind them an d the significance of his radical fami ly background. I n a career spanning seven d ecades, Fran k Lloyd Wrig ht built ov er 500 buildings, and changed the face of modern architectu re: Fallin gwater, the house ov er the waterfall, has been called the gr eatest house of the 20th century; the spiralling Guggenheim Museum in New Y ork reinvented the art m useum; the concrete Unit y Temple was the fi rst tr uly modern building in the wo rld. But the underl ying philosop hy that links all Wright 9;s build ings is as important as anything he b uilt. Those ideas we re ro oted in the Unitaria n religion of F rank Lloyd Wright's mo ther. Anna Lloyd Jones was born and raised near Llandy sul i n wes t Wales and migra ted to Am erica with her family in 1844, most likely to escape religious persecution. Her s on, Frank, was raised in a Uni tarian commu nity in Wisconsin, a small piece of Wales in Americ a. The value s he absorbed there were based on the s anctity of nat ure, the importance of hard wo rk, and the need t o question convention and defy it where necessary. Wright's arc hitecture wa s shaped by, and expressed, these belief s. Frank Ll oyd Wright s et out to cre ate a new American arc hitecture for a new coun try. H e built his own lifelong home in the valley he was rais ed in, and he named it after an ancient Welsh bard called Ta liesin. It was the scen e of many adventures - an d a horrif ic crime. In 1914, a s ervant at Tali esin ran amok and killed seven peopl e inclu ding Wright&# 39;s part ner, Ma mah Cheney, and her two you ng chi ldren. Wrigh t rebuilt his home and went on to marry a Montenegrin woman, Olgivanna Milanoff, some 30 years younger th an him. It was Olg ivanna who st ruck upon the idea that save d Wright ';s career after t he Wall Street Crash and per sonal scanda l laid it l ow. She dec ided that her husband should t ake on apprentices and t hat the appr entices should pay for the privilege. The Taliesin Fellowship had a hands-on approach, with apprentices often building extensions to Wr ight's own houses , labouring an d cooking for him. S omehow it worked, lasting for decades and n urturing hundreds of yo ung talents. Frank Lloyd Wright died in 1959 ag ed 91 while working on his final m asterpiece, New York's incomp arable Guggenheim M useum. He had been born in the w ake of t he America n ci vil war, the son of a pioneer, and died a televi sion celebr ity, in the s pace age. He is burie d in the sha dow of Tali esin, alongside his Welsh ancestors. A 150 years af ter hi s birth , Jonathan Adam s argues that Frank Lloyd W right is now a vit ally import ant figure who can teach us how to b uild for a bett er w orld. Wright believed i n what he c alled organic architec ture; buildi ngs that grace the landscape, express an idea of how to l ive and respond to indi vidual needs. This bespoke a pproach - a philosophy, not a style - puts him at the heart of mo dern archit ectu ral thinking. 这一次，她 直接从袖中暗袋里摸 出一个大型 储物袋，“ 知道我要来见您 ，不仅爷爷让我给您带了好些黄金谷做成的米饭和各类点心， 就是我师父师叔他们，都逼着宗里的大师父，给您弄了好些好吃的，我师姐采薇还把她弄的极品花茶给我了
