Here are 12 facts about its history and legacy. Fallingwater helped Frank Lloyd Wright make a comeback. Fallingwater’s site was a former summer house for Kaufmann’s employees.

Visitors will see Fallingwater in entirely new ways as interpreted through the eyes of Ron Donoughe and a bevy of other talented artists. Donoughe, the founder of Plein Air Painters of Western ...

In 1935, architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed Fallingwater, a house atop a waterfall in Pennsylvania. It's a beautiful house, and I've visited it several times to wander around and think, "Yeah ...

Harnessing electricity from falling water Researchers find that an irregular flow of water through a narrow tube can generate a surprising amount of electricity by Payal Dhar, special to C&EN May ...

Join us at the Museum of Arts and Design for a symposium and book signing event celebrating the release of a new book on Fallingwater. 9:00 am - 12:00 pm: Book Symposium 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm: Book ...

Gunther said like any other house, Fallingwater needs both regular maintenance and major work to keep it in pristine condition, albeit these home improvement projects are anything but routine.

When Frank Lloyd Wright first designed Fallingwater, he of course took water into account. But now, after almost 90 years of living around the nature of Mill Run, this famous house finds itself in ...

Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic Fallingwater house is under threat from the effects of weather and moisture. The World Heritage-listed home sits above a waterfall in the Appalachian Mountains in ...

Frank Lloyd Wright’s famed Fallingwater has a problem — with falling water By Emily Davis Published Feb. 26, 2025, 4:34 p.m. ET ...

A new report from the Wall Street Journal details the construction project taking place at the historic property that was built in the 1930s.

For a tall person, visiting Fallingwater—Frank Lloyd Wright’s most famous house—can be a little scary. Wright made the “parapet walls”—the low barriers around the house’s many ...

The proudly jutting—and sometimes-imperiled—terraces above the cataract that gave the world-famous house its name. Ezra Stoller / Esto In 1995, when Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater was ...