Frank Lloyd Wright's ingenious way of melding the human-made structure with its natural surroundings. Here are 12 facts about ...

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater house is now museum and has never been listed for sale. However, when the home was constructed in 1935, it cost the Kaufmanns $148,000 to construct, and they ...

For a tall person, visiting Fallingwater—Frank Lloyd Wright’s most famous house—can be a little scary. Wright made the “parapet walls”—the low barriers around the house’s many ...

“Water is always the main natural force that you’re trying to combat with a house,” Gunther ... according to the Journal. “Frank Lloyd Wright said that Fallingwater was designed to the ...

It was basically of white rendered surfaces as for example, LeCorbusier’s Villa Savoir which I think Wright tried to one-up and brilliantly did so in the Fallingwater House at Bear Run.

I Went to Frank Lloyd Wright's Iconic 'Fallingwater' House in Pennsylvania — Here's What It's Like to Visit Wright designed this small two-story home in Oak Park, Illinois, when he was in his ...

The proudly jutting—and sometimes-imperiled—terraces above the cataract that gave the world-famous house its name. Ezra Stoller / Esto In 1995, when Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater was ...

The Winslow House, the first independent commission of Frank Lloyd Wright ... icons like the Guggenheim Museum in New York and Fallingwater in Pennsylvania, both UNESCO World Heritage sites.

WILLOUGHBY, Ohio — The construction of Frank Lloyd Wright ... including Fallingwater in Pennsylvania, the Johnson Wax Company headquarters in Wisconsin, The Ennis House in Los Angeles and ...