DAVID WRIGHT HOUSE SEEK 1. is the property associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history? Frank Lloyd Wright, arguably America’s most famous archi- tect, entitled the plans for the house “How to live in the South- west” , and the David Wright House is an iconic example of the westward Sunbelt migra- tion that characterized Mid- Century, post-World War II living in America. 2. is the property associ- ated with the lives of persons of significance to our past? At the height of Mr. Wright’s ca- reer, from 1930-1959, Wright’s audience was worldwide. Mr. Wright is regarded by many as America’s greatest architect. 3. is the property represen- tative of the work of a master and possessing high artistic values? It was Wright who lit the way to Modernism for European archi- tects, with his freely composed planes and fluid spaces, dissolv- ing the boundary between inte- rior and exterior spaces. These themes of space and the disso- lution of boundary are pro- foundly celebrated in this home, Frank Lloyd Wright’s last residential masterpiece. 4. has the property yielded or may be likely to yield information important in the understanding of our pre-history or history of the City of Phoenix? The David Wright House prop- erty is one of only three parcels that remain in Arcadia that is of the historical Arcadian lot size (five acres or more). To see this property, at the base of Camelback Mountain, allows a visitor to step back in time to see Arcadia as it historically was, and fortunately for us, as it still is today. F O U R C R I T E R I A F O R A H I S T O R I C L A N D M A R K D E S I G N A T I O N WhaT iT means : A Historic Landmark is defined as a structure or site which contains an outstand- ing or unique example of an architectural style, which contains or is associated with a major historic event or ac- tivity, which contains important, intact archaeological resources, which is a site or structure of unique visual quality and identification, or which is a site of general historic or cultural recognition by the community. A land- mark shall also meet all criteria for designation as an HP district. To become a Historic Landmark, the applicant must answer in the affirmative one of the following four criteria:

P O B o x 6 0 1 9 0 • P h o e n i x , A Z 8 5 0 8 2 For more information: www.DavidWrightHouse.org or call 602.689.6140 DavidWrightHouse DavidWrightHouse DavidWrightHouse WrightHouseAZ DAV I D A N D G L A DY S W R I G H T H O U S E F O U N D AT I O N S LANDMARK DE SIGNATION What: City of Phoenix Historic Preservation Commission Hearing for 6.1 acre David & Gladys Wright House Property When: 7:00 pm, November 16, 2015 (Tentative) Where: TBD, please visit our website www.DavidWrightHouse.org for updates. Please attend to voice your support for the David Wright House and the Historic Preservation – Landmark application! T he David and Gladys Wright House Foundation filed a Historic Landmark Preservation Designation application to ensure the property celebrates and pre- serves the original vision of Frank Lloyd Wright and the estate tradition of Arcadia. Please visit www.DavidWrightHouse.org/HPApplication to read our entire application. HISTORIC LANDMARK PRESERVATION APPLICATION  Protects the David Wright House and guest house from any future threat of demolition  Recognizes that the 6.1 acre parcel reflects the historical Arcadian lot size of 5 acres or more  Preserves Frank Lloyd Wright’s vision that the David Wright House structures be viewed in relation to their natural organic surroundings – olive trees, citrus orchards, and sweeping mountain viewsn  Protects the integrity of Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural design