Andrew Pielage

Andrew Pielage has photographed 108 Frank Lloyd Wright sites around the country and has been published in newspapers, magazines and websites from CNN to the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s quarterly magazine.

Born to an adventurous mother and a geologist father, his childhood was spent exploring the dusty backroads of the American Southwest. This constant desert travel rooted his artistic soul in landscape photography.

In his hometown, Pielage discovered the beautiful relationship of landscape and design in the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright inspired his passion for this relationship and his mission to photograph all of Wright’s remaining designs. With over 20 years of experience, including international ad campaigns and publications, television features, exhibitions and workshops, Pielage continues to do what he loves: capture the soul of his subjects and inspire imagination through photography and education.

Jaime Inostroza

Jaime Inostroza is an architect and scholar from Chile. He is a PhD candidate at Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Higher Technical School of Architecture Barcelona, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya. Inostroza achieved his Masters of Architecture at The School of Architecture at Taliesin in 2016, where his desert dwelling design, Watchtower Refuge, received national attention and critical acclaim. Inostroza is an associate professor at the School of Architecture at Catholic University of Temuco where he teaches architecture history and architecture studio courses.