Fallingwater Full Walkthrough Tour | Frank Lloyd Wright Masterpiece

Join Alice and Tommy T as they provide you a 2021 full walkthrough tour of Fallingwater near Ohiopyle State Park. Fallingwater, a National Historic Landmark and a site inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, is open to the public for guided tours and grounds passes. This is the ultimate Frank Lloyd Wright Masterpiece! 2021 Fallingwater Full Tour in 4K is a great video of each and every room of the award winning home. Fallingwater is a house designed by the architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1936 and built in 1939 in the Laurel Highlands of southwest Pennsylvania, about 70 miles (110 km) southeast of Pittsburgh. The award winning house was built over a waterfall on Bear Run in the Mill Run section of Stewart Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, located in the the Allegheny Mountains. The house was designed as a weekend home for Liliane and Edgar J. Kaufmann, the owner of Kaufmann's Department Store.

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After its completion, Time called Fallingwater Wright's "most beautiful job" and it is listed among Smithsonian's "Life List of 28 Places to See Before You Die." The house was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1966 (although the plaque stated 1976). In 1991, members of the American Institute of Architects named Fallingwater the "best all-time work of American architecture" and in 2007, it was ranked 29th on the list of America's Favorite Architecture according to the AIA.

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[barrywainwright]

I am a big Frank Lloyd wright fan and I studied him extensively and I have all of his books. I have an associate in applied science degree in architectural engineering. I've toured many of Frank Lloyd Wright's buildings in River Forest and Oak Park in Illinois. But Fallingwater is one of my favorite places that I've visited. You are at peace and one with nature there. Wright was ahead of his time and was a genius.

[cannotalope]

Recently discovered I am related to the original owner of this house… through his mistress. I also love architecture and nature so this is definitely on my bucket list

[midnightmadness]

Fallingwater is genius, Frank Lloyd Wright was genius, I have to get here one day! Thank you kindly and so very much for posting this for all of us to view, this is awesome!

[Ms.CyranoDebergerac]

MY MOM LOVED THIS HOME....IF I COULD ONLY BUILD ONE 😊...ONLY GOD

[paulinepitts]

Beautiful house and you did a great job on the video 😊. This is my favorite house of Frank Lloyd Wright’s !!!

[kennedysmom]

I really enjoyed your video! I am however watching it after I went there. because of mobility limitations I was not able to go any farther than the first floor. in viewing your video showing the steps/stairways, had I seen your video before I went I may have been able to make the rest of the trip. because I am new to being mobility limited I did not know the right questions to ask, like how to get up the steps where there's no handrails, what is the most steps in a row and what are the height of those steps. I'm providing some feedback to the fallingwater conservancy in order to possibly help other people in a similar situation to make an educated decision about doing the 100 steps. maybe keep in mind in any future videos that you make, to possibly point out any accessibility alternatives that you may see. some of us are moderately limited and with education about alternatives or full information about the challenges. but it is a great video! I do appreciate seeing the upstairs that I was not able to get to. the only option I was given was to sit on the first floor terrace and look at a few photos. they did not have any kind of video of the other areas that I could look at while I was sitting there
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[WVMtMOMA]

I’ve been through this house twice. So beautiful.

[Thepourdeuxchanson]

I lived in Europe most of my life, seen so many architectural beauties. But Fallingwater just did something to me. So beautiful, so suited to the surroundings, such advanced design yet looking as if it grew out of the living rock. I love it best of all the houses I've seen, though the low ceilings were certainly the result of the proportions FLW wanted, not designed for tall people! The bedrooms and bathrooms seems small by today's standards, as everyone mentions, but not for the time it was built. The low walls bordering the outdoor areas look like they wouldn't be places you'd want children near. But all of that comes together in the sculpture of the whole house. Just gorgeous!

[sharkkillag]

What's more fire.... The house or the flowered dress...Good God 💪👍 lol

[stevensims]

This kind of stuff blows my mind. The man was such a visionary.

[peko]

Surprisingly run down looking. Still amazing.

[michaelchen]

I will buy this house in the future (or an exact replica of it on another waterfall). This is my dream.

[WakandaBabe]

I have a love/hate relationship with Fallingwater. Part of me is in awe of the intricacy of design features, the incorporating of nature, the serenity, the windows. But realistically, I see chipping, signs of water leaks on the walls, cold walls and floors because of the stone. I can't imagine living through the winter here. Like I said...love/hate.

[midnightmadness]

I worked for years for one of the most prominent architects in Toronto who turned me on to Frank Lloyd Wright, shout out to Howard Cohen! Shout out to the genius too that is Ronald Soskolne!

[steventerrell]

This, the Sauk Institute, and Safdie's Habitat '67 are some of my favorite architecture structures.

[eknathkulkarni]

The masterpiece of architecture. Great!

[coryjohnson]

Thank you for sharing this great video. Can anyone tell me what we're looking at at 14:15?

[Evanger]

Wow, very thorough video, thank you. Should be more than under 600 likes for a video with 37k views!

[gbxgbxgbx]

9:37 - what are these plants by the sink?

[tranquilitybase]

I think this house is more beautiful than the Mona Lisa or any other art work.