UNESCO, Fallingwater and Outstanding Universal Value | Justin Gunther

Learn about how Outstanding Universal Value factors into our UNESCO World Heritage Listing.
ABOUT FALLINGWATER:
Fallingwater is hailed internationally as a masterpiece of 20th century architecture and is Frank Lloyd Wright’s most recognized example of the harmonious union of art, architecture and nature. Entrusted to the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy in 1963, this dramatically cantilevered house over a waterfall was designed in 1935 for its natural setting and inscribed to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2019.
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[@CraigL4040]

We were there in the summer of 23. What a fun time. Just so interesting and impressive.

[@ritharchi]

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[@settledmind1071]

The best thing about this house is the beautiful forest surrounds and cascading waterfall. The house itself is too horizontal, blocky, and in my opinion lacks beauty of form. Concrete is a harsh building material and does not occur in nature. The house is all bare square imposing jutting invasive brutal shapes. I find nothing about this house to fall in love with or inspire me to live in it. Egoistic non human ivory tower tower architecture.