I was lucky enough this summer to shorten my bucket list by three line items. The first and probably one of the items towards the very top of the list was a visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water. While I have seen many photos and documentaries of the icon of American modernism, there is nothing quite like seeing it in person, especially on such a perfect summer day. It has not just stood the test of time, it is in fact a much better piece of residential architecture than almost any house I have seen built today. So I encourage everyone to visit, especially all architects out there. But, if you cannot make it, here are some more photos I had the pleasure of taking during my visit.
Sunday, September 16, 2012
SHORTENING THE BUCKET LIST
I was lucky enough this summer to shorten my bucket list by three line items. The first and probably one of the items towards the very top of the list was a visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water. While I have seen many photos and documentaries of the icon of American modernism, there is nothing quite like seeing it in person, especially on such a perfect summer day. It has not just stood the test of time, it is in fact a much better piece of residential architecture than almost any house I have seen built today. So I encourage everyone to visit, especially all architects out there. But, if you cannot make it, here are some more photos I had the pleasure of taking during my visit.
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