Fallingwater
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Fallingwater is the greatest American architecture for a home, as designed by Frank Lloyd Wright at the age of 67. Some thought he was past his prime, when he delivered his greatest residential work in this home.
Located in rural Pennsylvania, the home is built into its environment in a manner that captures he sounds and sense of nature around it.[1] It was built with only five materials.[1]
Wright's design of this home was so widely acclaimed that it propelled him to be hired for many more projects, including his subsequent masterpiece of the Guggenheim Museum in New York City.