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New Images of Fallingwater
Photographer Christopher Little finds fresh perspectives on a very familiar subject for its 75th anniversary.
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To Hear Fallingwater Is to See It in Time
Appreciating Fallingwater is to understand the “music of the stream” over time.
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Q&A with Fallingwater’s Director: ‘It’s a hard house not to fall in love with’
Longtime Director Lynda Waggoner shares a personal perspective on the iconic residence: “It’s just so exuberant, it bowls you over. It still does that for me.”
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The Owner and the Architect
Edgar Kaufmann, Sr. had boundless respect for Wright, but he was not content to only be his obedient pupil. In this essay, Kaufmann reflects on a tumultuous relationship with the architect.
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SOCIAL MEDIA
What Fallingwater Means to You
AIArchitect asked members and others from coast to coast to share their connection with the house at Bear Run.
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DESIGN COMPETITION
Competition Blurs Boundary Between Building and Landscape
New cottages for participants in Fallingwater’s educational programs will honor Wright's legacy.
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AIARCHITECT SLIDESHOW
Taliesin, Through Guerrero’s Lens
Wright’s photographer, Pedro E. Guerrero, chose his favorite photographs taken over several decades to celebrate Taliesin’s centennial.
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Photographing Taliesin
Pedro E. Guerrero, now 93, describes how his life changed in December 1939 when Wright hired him to document construction at Taliesin.
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Today’s Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture
Taliesin honors organic architecture’s legacy while encouraging students to develop their own unique design languages.
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When Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin Was New: Photos from 1912 >
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AIARCHITECT WEB VIDEO
Edgar Kaufmann, jr. On Fallingwater
Exclusive short preview features Kaufmann jr. on the genesis and design of his family’s country home.
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AIARCHITECT INTERACTIVE
The Wright Repairs
Every house needs a little fixing up from time to time, but Fallingwater isn’t just any house.
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Take Five by Robert Ivy, FAIA


The Road Less Traveled
The AIA's EVP/Chief Executive Officer finds some Wrightian nirvana in his own backyard.
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