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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsA lush tour of Fallingwater - the Frank Lloyd Wright design that changed architecture

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Inside Fallingwater: Frank Lloyd Wright's Architectural Genius in Pennsylvania | House Tour
Commissioned as a summer home for a wealthy Pittsburgh department store owner, Fallingwater (1935-38) is often considered Frank Lloyd Wrights masterpiece. This video by the YouTube channel Open Space takes viewers into the house, which is now a museum, to reveal how and why this distinctive structure, built over a waterfall in a wooded stretch of rural Pennsylvania, embodied Wrights philosophy of organic architecture and transformed the designs of homes and churches worldwide. Shot on site, the video offers no shortage of lush architectural eye candy, as meditative visuals of the building are paired with thoughtful commentary from Justin Gunther, the director of Fallingwater, on its story and lasting legacy.
Via Open Culture
Director: Mick Aure
Producer: Elias Tebache
Website: Open Space
23 June 2025
Via Open Culture
Director: Mick Aure
Producer: Elias Tebache
Website: Open Space
23 June 2025
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justaprogressive
(4,248 posts)1. Nice Find!

debm55
(46,575 posts)2. Thank you very much Celerity. I live not too far from Fallingwater It is beautiful.

mopinko
(72,717 posts)3. looks bigger here than it is.
its truly claustrophobic imho. but then, i hate old frankie.
some_of_us_are_sane
(1,498 posts)4. I visited twice
and it's A MARVEL! Thanks, Celerity for bringing old memories to the fore.
LudwigPastorius
(12,740 posts)5. Must be a beautiful place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there.
I've heard that the annual maintenance costs are over a million bucks. Even in that video you can see parts of it that look a little run down...stucco...bleh.
Thanks for posting.