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Fallingwater is a house designed in 1935 by renowned American architect Frank Lloyd Wright as a private residence and weekend home for the Kaufmann family.

This is a miniature model of FLW's Fallingwater House. It can be found at the Carnagie Science Center in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, USA. photo by Raunaq Gupta I will be visiting this marvel soon... Further updates: So my "Little Assistant" is attending Sunday School. She told us all about Joseph and Eve in the Garden with the snake... Upon hearing the 10 Commandments she though you WERE supposed to covet your neighbor's house, and I can just tell you, I do! Especially if it is miniature. We…

From Frank Lloyd Wright to Julia Morgan, we tracked down homes by eight famous architects and ranked them by median price. The results surprised us!

Fallingwater. Pennsylvania, U.S. Frank Lloyd Wright (architect). 1936–1939 C.E. Reinforced concrete, sandstone, steel, and glass.

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Continuing our celebration of Frank Lloyd Wright's 150th birthday, we're delving into the history of his Fallingwater holiday home built on a waterfall.

Fallingwater on Instagram: “After visiting the spot along Bear Run where the Kaufmanns wished to build, Frank Lloyd Wright wrote to Edgar Kaufmann, a “domicile has…”

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There are many ways in which Pittsburgh is not like other cities -- let's start with the grand entrance. Whether you're coming in from the Pennsylvania Turnpike and through the Squirrel Hill Tunnel, or shooting under Mount Washington on their way in from the airport, you can't help but notice: Here is a city with a lot going on in the looks department.

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