every part of taliesin west bears frank lloyd wright's personal touch. upon every return after a summer in wisconsin wright would grab a hammer and immediately make his way through the complex. he would walk through each room making changes or shouting orders to apprentices closely following with wheelbarrows and tools. he constantly changed and improved on his design fixing arising problems and addressing new situations. throughout the years he enlarged the dining room, as well as added the cabaret theatre, music pavilion and numerous other rooms. all of the furniture and decorations were designed by wright and the majority built by apprentices. a brilliant aspect of wright's design is the cabaret theatre. built with six sides, out of the standard rock-concrete mixture, in an irregularly hexagonal shape, the theatre provides its occupants with what someone has called "95% acoustic perfection". someone sitting in the back row can hear the lightest whisper from a speaker on stage.