Inside Frank Lloyd Wright's Rose Pauson House: Architectural Marvel

Join us as we delve into the fascinating history and design of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Rose Pauson House. Located in the Arizona desert, this architectural masterpiece exemplifies Wright’s innovative approach to blending buildings with their natural surroundings. Through a combination of original sketches, plans, historical photos, and stunning renderings by David Romero, we explore the unique features and legacy of this iconic home.
In this video, you’ll discover:
• The architectural background and design principles behind the Rose Pauson House
• How Wright’s design integrates with the natural landscape
• Detailed floor plans and interior layouts
• The story behind the tragic fire and the house’s lasting legacy
• Incredible renderings by David Romero that bring the house to life
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:27 - Project Background
0:49 - Architectural Design
2:14 - Integration with Nature
3:24 - Interior Spaces
4:11 - The Legacy of Rose Pauson House
5:18 - Renderings by David Romero
7:34 - Conclusion

[@jatdesign4495]

I first modeled this home in 2009. It was due to me that we found out the perf design existed in the home.
I wound up redoing the model of this home twice. It is a favorite design of mine.
Thank you for doing this video.

[@fzarchitecture]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing, share if you re do your rendering. Also I learning again reviewing these projects. Thank you for watching!

[@user-ps7yw1ik9v]

❤❤❤ It make very nice.

[@fzarchitecture]

Thank you! 😊

[@glennmartin6492]

It would be great if someone ventured to rebuild it.

[@fzarchitecture]

It gonna be great! And do a tour to visit and see it! If someone has money to invest we can coordinate it and prepare the plans!

[@oltedders]

Obviously, it's one of his better designs.

[@fzarchitecture]

From me, has another that impress to me, but I really appreciate how innovative was at that time in each project. Thank you for commenting!