Courtesy of Fallingwater.org
In the mid-1930s, The Kaufmann’s (of Kaufmann’s Department Store) sought out Frank Lloyd Wright to design their vacation home in the mountains of Southwestern Pennsylvania. Wright was well-known not only for his innovative architectural designs, but also for his seamless integration of buildings and nature, a philosophy he called “organic architecture.” Wright’s design would see that the home be build the home over 30’ waterfall. Today, the home—known simply as “Fallingwater”—is hailed as a modern architectural masterpiece. It has been seen by more than 4.5 million people since its opening to the public in 1964.
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Courtesy of wright-house.com
