Fallingwater 3D House by Frank Lloyd Wright
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- Fallingwater House 3D. The house designed by #American architect Frank Lloyd #Wright for Edgar Kaufmann in southwestern #Pennsylvania, hangs over a #waterfall using the architectural device known as the cantilever. Wright described his architectural style as "organic"--in harmony with nature, and though #Fallingwater reveals vocabulary drawn from the International style in certain aspects, this country house exhibits so many features typical of Wright's natural style, the house very much engaged with its surroundings. © Sjon Velzeboer
Falling water was the building that inspired me to study architecture when I was a penniless waiter from Hong Kong in 1957. George Wu, ARCHITECT, A.I.A., NCARB 2019-5-14
georgewu5 so inspiring
georgewu5 Amazing story. Must be very proud
Georgewu5........congratulations make Frankie proud.
And?
@@geoaerorider4589 and he lived with his dream job instead of being a fast food worker
Each time I see this magnificent home, my heart sings! How lucky the Kaufman’s were to be able to have this as their home.
Nearby is Kentuck Knob. Many scholars say that this later work is superior. Both are masterpieces of genius.
Is it just as the museum now or is it also for sale?
One of my all time dreams in life is to build my own falling water replica! From the time i first saw the home at about 8 i've always wanted to visit
@@modelleg Fallingwater came first, and was so significant because of how modernist it was. Kentuck Knob is a very different kind of home, a work of art for sure, but it's no Fallingwater.
Amazing 3D Presentation...
I love Fallingwater but that shot at the start with no house shows just how great of an architect nature is 😊
I have been there and toured the entire house it is truly awesome even the guest house up above the main house with the swimming pool was very futuristic when this was built. It is truly amazing. The swimming pool is fed by cold underground natural spring water.
This is the best rendering of the building I've seen. I keep seeing many pictures showing only the famous facade but most don't show the rest of the building only the part over the water. Thank you so much for this video showing other parts of the building and grounds.
I have always been fascinated by Falling Water, but this video really brings it to life. Thank you for what must have been an awful lot of work.
Lots of wealthy people have built country retreats. But Mr Kaufman and Mr Wright collaborated to create a place of inspiring beauty. And now it lovingly maintained and open to the public.
Beautifully done!..my favorite part of the house are the stairways descending down to the falls where you can sit and listen to the rush of water.
That feature also provides natural cooling of the living room in the summer. Wright had to talk the Kaufman’s into that feature.
At (1:52)...when I went on a tour there, they had explained, that main 3 steel beams, were first expanding into the hill side underground of around 30-40 feet further, for more support of course, and then structured as is.
Beautifully rendered, one of the best I've seen, I like the sunset shots and the leaves falling off the trees as well as the night shots and lighting, great touch.
Spectacular. Everyone should plan a trip to this house. It is amazing to see in person
Much of the glory has been focused on the main structure, and rightfully so, however until watching this video today Feb. 26 2022 i had absolutely not one clue of the existence of the upper guest house
Thank you for posting this unique perspective
Fascinating! Even better at .5 speed, stopped to get a good look, and replayed. Loved the two people in the "swimming hole" above the falls at the outset.
He was a total genius! Inspiring!
This master peace by Wright was first and last in concept . This is unparalleled in aesthetics and lyrical in composition . A very pleasant to human heart and a treasure to human eye . This will be an inspiration to many future generations . My heart flies high waves .
To think, this house was designed in the late 1930s. It was ahead of it's time then, and it still looks beyond the present day.
I recently visited Fallingwater. I have studied Frank Lloyd Wright since the early 1960s, when I got a book with beautiful black-and-white photos of the house. I have made it one of my life's journeys to visit the accessible Wright homes, including those at Usonia in New York. I had earlier taken the tour of Taliesen. As familiar as I was with the house, when we made our way down the road and caught our first view, I felt that the structure was smaller than I had imagined. The tour was fascinating, and I noticed something that I hadn't seen in all the photos and videos. The cantilevers look robust from the outside, but, standing on the terraces, you realize that the walls are only about 2' high, with rounded tops. Rather unnerving, indeed. No way to sit down on the top and look down to the creek. Definitely not a house for small children!
Excellent and wonderful music too. Cheers.
Amazing animation!
2:06 What a view!
This is an insanely accurate rendering. I've been there and I thought it was an actual video of the place!
I was there as well and literally sobbed for an unexpected time. At first I was a bit embarrassed until I saw several others sobbing as well!!
@@chucklambooy8457 Or singing a song.
@@modelleg ?
I agree, I’ve been there and I thought the same thing.
The best! Excellent information and animation. Wish it were longer so the guesthouse/garage with servants sleeping area above could be explored.
Many thanks for this marvelous 3d job!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍❤❤❤
I heard from videos about FLW in regards to Falling Water, that he sketched (conceptualized it) it in a few minutes as he sketched it (the complete sketch took a few hours). He was done the second his customer drove up to his studio. I would imagine he had this cooking in his head (who knows for how long). But nothing was on paper until Kaufmann knocked on his door. WOW. Talk about great work under pressure.
And he greeted the client (EJ Kaufman) by saying: Come on in EJ, we've been waiting for you! :)
@@jfq7223 The best residential designs mostly do not materialize. There are may excellent Carte Blanche architects who can wow for this, due to the client's preconceptions. FRW had the privilege of a client who excepted his architectural skills without any preconditioned perceptions.
Exquisite rendering! This really helped me to visualize the relationship of the natural stones and the various floor plans. Marvelous job!
A superb tribute to a magnificent piece of architecture. Certainly among the top five 'private commissions' of the 20th century.
every time I see this heavenly house many new ideas come to my mind on how to improve it and then in the end I say it is perfect as is
Esto no es una casa :
Es un verdadero POEMA ......!!!
De Frank Lloyd W......👍👍🇱🇷
Wow exellent and fantastic.
Spectacular video of one of my favorite places on Earth! Thank you!
I would love to see it one day ❤️ .Tony from Canada 🇨🇦
When the year it was built [1936-39] is taken into consideration it becomes nearly unfathomable how this popped into FLW's head. I think he was channeling something.
It did not just pop into his head. Part of his philosophy was to connect the living space to the surroundings. With that philosophy, build the home over the water was just his rational thing to do.
I heard a story that Mr. Kaufman phoned Frank Lloyd Wright and asked how the project was coming along, since he hadn't heard from Wright in a while. Frank replied, "I'm ready to show you the design Mr. Kaufman, come on down to my office." The story goes that Wright had nothing on paper, he had only the idea of the house in his head. So he drew it out in the few hours before Kaufman arrived.
I don't believe it, especially since Wright loved to embellish his mystique at every opportunity.
You can only wonder at the design though, a true landmark piece of architecture in the cannon of all architecture. He was a genius with immense talent.
That was so beautiful...& so well done, I got emotional...
Thank you.
Wow!
MASTERPIECE !!...no words !
Wow. Just wow. AWESOME job recreating this masterpiece
Beautiful animation, thanks especially to the picture of the site before and after the house was laid down.
I've been there, it is beyond stunning. I have always wondered about the mechanical and plumbing systems, a difficult building to get everything into.
I have visited and it’s breath taking. I want to live there.
stunning work
Somehow, this Fallingwater house keeps haunting me. I saw it on one of my random google image searches and at first mistook it as the Juvet Landscape Hotel which was used in the "Ex Machina" film. And then I saw it the 2nd time today after learning about Ayn Rand's inspirations on her "The Fountainhead". I'm not even a student of Architecture. It's just a hobby of mine to create floor plan ideas and such. However, there's something about Fallingwater that is so familiar to me. It's like something I would design myself if I were to build my own house in a forest.
A beautiful video of a masterpiece ! Very well done !
This is fantastic rendering and recreation. I wanted to know how the house itself was structured on the inside, this was amazing and informative. Thanks!
Thank you for this wonderful presentation.
Stunning work. Thank you for sharing!!!
Outstanding! Great presentation.
Wow..all the video film of that magnificent house Ive evah seen,this the most beautiful one great job Bm.
Very impressive video. What a way to view my favorite house in the world. Thank you
Vivre dans une oeuvre d'art... Vivre dans un tel lieu c'est la certitude que la vie vous apporte du bonheur à chaque jour qui s'écoule....
THANK YOU
Nice work.
This is great!
I worked for the project architect of Falling Water, Edgar Tafel in 1964. George Wu, ARCHITECT, A.I.A., NCARB 2019-3-25
That is amazing. Thanks for sharing
Wow, an honor to comment to you...
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe his name was Frank Lloyd Wright
Correct me, if I'm wrong, but note he said the PROJECT architect, so yes, George Wu is correct, Edgar Tafel was the PROJECt architect on Fallinwater.
Thank you for this... absolutely beautiful
amazing!!🤩
The Master Builder...
Fantastic... Beautiful
Frank Lloyd Wright
Luther Burbank
Thomas Edison
Henry Ford
Nikola Tesla..(at his times)
We're friends and would gather the minds in Santa Rosa, CA..
One of the Masterpiece 😭😭😭
This vdo was amazing........... It clearly elaborated d view........ Tq for making a beautiful vdo like this
What a pleasant video. I've always wanted to visit the place. But thank you for posting this video. It gives a good dimensional perspective that I have never seen before. Great.
Excellent! Thanks.
Fascinante!!! 👏👏👏
You have really great Lumion skills man! Well done!
How incredible! This is a true masterpiece! And perfect music too! Best video I have seen on Falling Water!
Nice simulation... I''ll to see, and understand this house inside and outside...
Thanks ...
Wright's admiration for Japanese architecture was important in his inspiration for this house, and for most of his work. Just like in Japanese architecture, Wright wanted to create harmony between man and nature, and his integration of the house with the waterfall succeeded in doing so.Nov 8, 2021
Very nice! Thanks for uploading.
Franks mother knew he was going to be an Architect and at the right age introduced him to Frederick Froeble the father of what is called the Kindergarten. Froebles gifts were introduced to Frank at certain stages of his childhood development. This is proof that all this stuff will ferment and percolate and what a guy he was. This home was designed in minutes and held in suspended animation in Wrights minds eye while the owners were non there way tp meet him and wanted to see how far along the house was coming.Ive been in a design studio setting when projects were due and its gut wrenching but like wow Frank just wow.I was always told and was under the inkling that there were or has never been a genius in Architecture but if there was one all signs point to Frank Lloyd Wright .
The mom with the stroller gave hole new light to this already magnificent home. Could not imagine how breathtaking it would be to walk past this house and see it from that point of view. This was well, well, done that you so much ✨✨✨
This rendering is so accurate that it could well be made from actual video.
The best residential designs mostly do not materialize. There are may excellent Carte Blanche architects who can wow for this, due to a client's specific briefings. FRW had the privilege of a client who fully excepted his architectural skills without any preconditioned perceptions.
It should have a see through glass floor throughout.
Hola.
Genial.
Gracias por el vídeo.
Saludos desde Arequipa-Perú-América del Sur.
Masterpiece!
Nicely done. I love the Fallingwater design, it is ageless. As modern today as it was in the 1930s.
Seems contradictory to the Bauhaus ethic but hey I'm not complaining!
This 3D and rendering is very goood!!!
gracias estados unidos por su aporte color en volúmenes arquitectónicos llenos de color luz ventilación y armonía en los materiales y espacios
beautiful presentation, magical . I wonder if the Kaufmann's felt it was magical to live in complete luxury here ? I was due to visit it in April 2020 but, due to the coronavirus , I cannot .
Many years ago Edgar Tafel told that story at a Glasgow Art Club event. My recollection (possibly flawed by age) was the client arrived for an outline of Mr Wright's concept for the building and was kept at reception whilst the basic rough sketching was produced. In the same event Mr Tafel had us in hysterics about Mr Wright's severe distaste for flashings & how the assistants conspired with builders to incorporate in as 'invisible' a manner as possible. The Johnson Wax building was, as I recall the source of quite a few leaks early on. I remember the huge warmth Mr Tafel had for Mr Wright and what a great nights storytelling about a real hero it was!
Brilliant
amazing 3d work !!!
Well done. Fabulous recraion. Frabks would have loved this kind of computer tech I reckon ;)
Incredible! !!!
Inspiring!
Fantastic render, so detailed, what was it done in? I have visited Fallingwater and this is very close to reality. Excellent work! I love you showing different phases of construction from original site to the finished build.
Eye-catchingly wonderful, but probably not so wonderful to live in. I think I read somewhere that it is dripping with damp. The built-in furniture looks very nice and neat, but the chairs and sofas are probably not so good to relax in. You'd probably need a handrail on the steps going down to the river when you get a bit older, too. All in all, the sort of thing you get from ambitious architects (like Mies' Farnsworth House, for example). They are happy to design it and happy for you to pay for it, but they probably wouldn't want to live in it themselves. But, as I commented on The Farnsworth House - "you need to ask yourselves what you want. A comfortable, mediocre house to live in? Or some discomfort and immortality?" I hope to visit later this year or next.
You make a good point. I have a friend who lives in a Florida beach house right on the beach with no dune, just some bushes. Always damp and everything is corroding. But it is still livable and fun to visit. One poster mentioned that the house now shaded the swimming hole.
Il rendering e il video mostrano per sequenze di piani, la struttura compositiva-strutturale dell'opera straordinaria di F_LL:Wright il più originale e Creatore-Costruttore Architetto che sia esistito su questa terra fino ad oggi. Questo Eccellente Lavoro aiuta a Vedere e Saper_Vedere l'Architettura Organica, e nella sua sintesi aiuta a comprendere la Profezia di Mr. Wright l'Idea di Libertà e Progresso che chiamiamo Democrazia.
Just breath taking, but I have have my own furniture.
It's now a Bed & Breakfast. Enjoy!
Can programs be done like this using real pictures of the house, and then be interactive so you could 'walk' around exploring the house in virtual reality? That would be amazing.
WOW! How did you manage to make such a detailed model - even the windows open - did you use scanning? Or is it a collective work?
Amazing cgi work.
I have a few questions bc I think I might take up Lumion professionally. How much experience did you have before you rendered this, and how long did this particular home take to render? Thanks in advance, really amazing work
Who did the 3d work
Great Lumion skills man!
I believe I read when Wright found this sight, the engineers told him that if you want to build they way you want your'e going to have the dynamite this waterfall. Frank Lloyd Wright obviously disagreed.
Seems like the overhangs ruined the river pool area that the family used as it was no longer in the sun.
Great 3d modeling and animation , did you use Lumion ?
this is impressive! its a shame that is not 4K
Did you use real footage for exteriors or it's all CGI? Hard to say by just looking at it.
Well done
What is the upper building?
it's the garage and guest house.