Fallingwater A Frank Lloyd Wright Country House

By Edgar Kaufmann Jr., Edgar Kaufmann

Considered Frank Lloyd Wright's domestic masterpiece, Fallingwater is recognized worldwide as the paradigm of organic architecture. Here, in beautiful photographs, the first as-built measured plans, and an intimate narrative by a key figure, is the fascinating story of this masterwork. Fallingwater is the most famous modern house in America. Indeed, readers of the Journal of the American Institute of Architects voted it the best American building of the last 125 years. Annually, more than 128,000 visitors seek out Fallingwater in its remote mountain site in southwestern Pennsylvania.

Book: Very Good+. Dust Jacket: Very Good. The jacket is scuffed with a small chip on the head of the spine. Added a mylar archival sleeve for protection. The book's boards are egg white with foxing on the upper and lower edges of both boards. The text block edges have signs of foxing. The inner text block is unmarked, and The Plan map is intact and clean. The binding is tight and square with 190 pp.

Publisher: Abbeville Press, Incorporated
Binding: Hardcover
Book Condition: Very Good+
Date Published: 1987
Size: 13.3" x 9"