The Taliesin Tradition Only 130 individual residences have the architectural pedigree of being designed in the Taliesin tradition practiced by Frank Lloyd Wright, and recognized by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. Treetops is one of those rare historic homes and has undergone a meticulous 14-year renovation by its current owners which sensitively blends modern upgrades and amenities while respecting the original architecture and construction. Once you enter the driveway, it’s your own private retreat built into the brow of the hill on 80 wild and undulating acres. The house is simply a work of art, designed to be integral to the site with a flowing, brightly lit interior space that is sublimely designed to facilite gracious and harmonious living. Windows across all of the curved walls create a unique spaciousness by bringing in the expansive views over the treetops. While respecting the original architecural pedigree this historic home has been lovingly renovated over the past fourteen years with over $1 million in modern updates and luxuries including extensive native landscaping and hardscaping to embrace the opportunities to connect with nature and entertain with friends and family. This is an extraordinary, architecturally-significant retreat just twenty minutes from historic Madison, Wisconsin. Following the concepts of organic architecture practiced by Frank Lloyd Wright, Taliesin architects have custom designed over 130 individual residences. These natural homes are in close harmony with their environment and energy conservative. Each house is designed to solve problems and utlize the natural resources specific to each site’s geography.