Frank Lloyd Wright

Frank Lloyd Wright (1867–1959) was an American architect, a leading figure in 20th-century architecture known for projects such as Fallingwater and for promoting ideas associated with Organic Architecture and the Modern Movement.

From the review: Fallingwater (Casa Kaufmann) was conceived in 1934 and completed in 1937 on Bear Run (Mil Run), commissioned by Edgar J. Kaufman Sr., and since the 1960s is owned by the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy and operated as a museum. The review states the building experienced structural problems that required intervention, with definitive solutions found in more recent times.

The provided review (rating 3/5) focuses on Fallingwater (Casa Kaufmann), highlighting Wright's Organic Architecture and the house's deep relationship with its natural site. It notes the commission by Edgar J. Kaufman, construction 1934–1937, and later structural problems with eventual remediation. The reviewer identifies as an amateur writing on DeBaser and mixes praise with critique.

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