Falling water

A view of Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water from the far side of the canyon. ( Greebo's pix )

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.

Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water. It was a really great day to shoot, there was just enough snow to add to the shot. And there was no body there when I was, so I had the free run of the place without having to worry about anyone getting in the shots.

The Phoenix-based photographer captures the architect's iconic buildings in their most appealing light

By @chelseamutama One of the best sketches of the falling water house i've ever seen. #sketchcollector

Architecture photographer Andrew Peilage has documented 50 buildings by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, capturing the less famous designs of a church topped with a blue-domed roof, a long red barn and a wooden windmill.

I’m obsessed with modern architecture and mid-century modern furniture, so it was a real treat to head on out to Pittsburgh and visit nearby Fallingwater. For non-architecture geeks, Fallingwater is one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s greatest buildings. The impressive structure was build on the side of a waterfall and completed in 1937. In the past […]

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…