Fallingwater (1935) by Frank Lloyd Wright

Fallingwater (1935) by Frank Lloyd Wright. An iconic home designed for the Kaufmann family as a weekend retreat. Wright remarked that rather than simply look out at it, he wanted the Kaufmanns to live with the waterfall as an integral part of their lives. You literally can’t go anywhere in the home without feeling the waterfall’s presence in one form or another. Wright’s famous concept of “organic architecture” stems from his transcendentalist background, which includes the belief that human life is part of nature. Strong horizontal and vertical lines are a distinctive feature of Fallingwater. The main house was constructed in 1936-38, followed by the guest house in 1939. They donated it after about 25 years. This was our B.Architecture perspective drawing assignment during college😁 To see Fallingwater in person is unimaginable. I felt very nostalgic after we toured this historic architectural landmark. Bucket list ✅

[@PoetofEchoes]

I have always loved the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright... thank you so much for sharing these visions! 🤗🤗🤗

[@anneastasha]

Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah Falling Water has always been one of my favorite works of Him. I love how nature meets design. 😊🙏🏻