A decision to make a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house in east Phoenix a historical landmark likely will be delayed for at least a month, or possibly more, to better determine the owner’s intention for the house, city officials said.
Attorney Grady Gammage Jr., who represents the new owner of the David and Gladys Wright House, said he requested a continuance to delay historical designation of the house. He would not comment further.
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Decision on Phoenix Frank Lloyd Wright house delayed
