Fallingwater

A house cantilevered straight over a waterfall — architecture inseparable from its landscape.

Why this matters

Cantilevered concrete terraces project over Bear Run waterfall
Local sandstone walls anchor the house into the cliff
Interior boulders left in place: the hearth grows from the bedrock
Wright's most photographed work — the canonical "organic architecture"

Reference prompt

cantilevered concrete house over a forest waterfall, horizontal stratification, Frank Lloyd Wright Fallingwater, autumn mist

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Drawings · Pro

Floor plans, sections and elevations for this building will appear here.
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Critics

“The house, of all things, that ever was thought of, of all the houses that have ever been built — Fallingwater is one of the great blessings to be experienced here in America.”
— Frank Lloyd Wright, Letter to Edgar Kaufmann, 1937

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Source

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallingwater ↗

Photo: Sxenko / Wikimedia (CC BY-SA)