Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater is one of the most iconic and celebrated examples of modern architecture, seamlessly blending structure with nature. Designed in 1935 for the Kaufmann family as a weekend retreat, the house is located in Mill Run, Pennsylvania, perched dramatically over a cascading waterfall. Wright’s vision was to create a space that harmonized with its environment, a principle of his architectural philosophy of organic architecture. The house is constructed primarily from locally sourced stone and concrete, with extensive use of cantilevered terraces that mimic the surrounding rock formations.