In this series we are discussing the Fallingwater which is a house in Pennsylvania that was designed in 1935 by the renowned American architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

The curator speaks about the man himself, and his distinct philosophy of organic architecture and the harmonious union of art and nature. Wright designed Fallingwater to rise above the waterfall over which it is built. Local craftsmen quarried native sandstone and other materials from the property were used, and the construction of the main house, guest house and service wing were completed in 1939. Today, Fallingwater is a historic landmark, and open to the public as a museum and surrounded by 5,100 acres of natural land known as the Bear Run Nature Reserve.

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