This is 99% invisible. I'm Roman Mars.

If I ask you to think of the most famous architect in American history,

even if you don't think you know anything at all about architecture,

I bet you could take a guess.

And I bet your guess would be right.

Frank Lloyd Wright perhaps the greatest architect of the 20th century.

The genius with a T square has been called the pace center of modern day architecture.

One of the most extraordinary men of our time.

He has literally established the pace for innovations and new ideas in the field of architecture.

Frank Lloyd Wright left a legacy of some of the most iconic and gorgeous buildings in the United States,

like the Spiraling Guggenheim Museum in New York,

the falling water house in Pennsylvania,

which straddles a waterfall,

and the futuristic Marin Civic Center,

which is the backdrop for Gattica, which is an awesome movie.

And that is producer Avery Truffelman.

By the end of his career, Wright was on a level of celebrity usually reserved for actors and rock

stars.

He was a household name and he was on late night talk shows.

Some quarters have denounced Wright as an impractical visionary and a pompous windbag.

Yeah.

How do you feel about such criticism, Mr Wright?

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