Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture should be approved for the list of World Heritage Sites because of its significant contribution to the field of architecture and its innovative approach to design. Wright's work, such as the Guggenheim Museum, Fallingwater, and the Robie House, showcases his unique style that revolutionized modern architecture and continues to inspire architects to this day. Therefore, recognizing his work as a World Heritage Site would preserve and celebrate his immense architectural legacy for future generations.
