Considered a masterwork of the organic architecture style, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater embodies a harmony between site and design that the architect championed. Designed in 1935 ...

Fallingwater is considered by many to be Wright's greatest work and it perfectly encapsulates his philosophy of organic architecture, or architecture that works with the nature around it.

The gravity-defying Fallingwater is looking forlorn in recent ... The home-turned-museum is a seminal example of Wright’s organic architecture, but its ambitious design and position over a ...

Blending in with its surroundings, Fallingwater is a fine example of his use of organic architecture, as his grandson explains. "Organic architecture is architecture of the land that grows out of ...

As a pioneer of the term 'organic architecture', one of his most iconic representative works is Fallingwater, set upon a waterfall in rural Pennsylvania. From its unveiling, the scheme has evoked ...

It is impossible to not include Wright's classic of Organic Architecture in this non-inclusive list of his genre. Fallingwater in rural Pennsylvania, built in the late 1930s as a holiday home for ...

Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic Architecture for the 21st Century ... In addition to covering his major works, like Fallingwater, the Johnson Wax factory, and the Unity Temple, the exhibit also ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. There was always another modernism. Not the white-walled, minimal, austere variety but an organic, warm ...

Fallingwater is a 20th-century masterpiece in organic architecture—one that was created nearly four decades before the design world began to consider its impact on the planet. The Kaufmann ...