Fallingwater (house)

Fallingwater is a famous house designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright, built in the 1930s in Pennsylvania. It is celebrated for its unique integration with nature, as it is constructed over a waterfall and blends seamlessly into its surroundings. The design emphasizes open spaces and natural materials, creating a harmonious relationship between the home and the landscape. Fallingwater exemplifies Wright's philosophy of organic architecture, where buildings are meant to complement their environment rather than dominate it. The house has become an icon of modern architecture and is recognized as one of the greatest architectural masterpieces in America.