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Fallingwater: Why Frank Lloyd Wright Designed One of the Greatest Architectural Masterpieces Ever Built

  "Some buildings are admired. Others change architecture forever." Few buildings have influenced architecture as profoundly as Fallingwater . Completed in 1939 in the forests of Pennsylvania, this weekend house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright has become one of the most studied, photographed, and analyzed buildings ever created. Nearly ninety years later, architects continue asking the same question: Why does Fallingwater still feel more modern than many buildings designed today? The answer goes far beyond its famous waterfall. It lies in the extraordinary relationship between structure, landscape, proportion, materiality, movement, and human perception . The House That Refused to Look at the Waterfall When Edgar Kaufmann commissioned Wright to design a vacation home, everyone assumed the obvious solution: Build the house facing the waterfall. Instead, Wright did something almost unbelievable. He placed the house directly above it . That decision transformed the...

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