Wright House (Fallingwater)

Fallingwater, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright, is a famous house built in Pennsylvania that harmonizes natural surroundings with architecture. Completed in 1939, it features a unique design where the house appears to extend over a waterfall, with cantilevered terraces that blend seamlessly into the landscape. Wright aimed to connect residents with nature while providing functional, beautiful living spaces. Known for innovative use of concrete and thoughtful integration with its environment, Fallingwater is celebrated as a masterpiece of organic architecture—it embodies a respectful and inspired relationship between built environment and nature.