Fallingwater: Visual Analysis

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Swipe YES if the statement is true based on visual evidence (or Wright’s intent). Swipe NO if it’s false

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Sandra Maya Rizo

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Fallingwater: Visual Analysis


Fallingwater: Visual AnalysisOnline version Swipe YES if the statement is true based on visual evidence (or Wright’s intent). Swipe NO if it’s false by Sandra Maya Rizo 1 “Fallingwater was built on top of the waterfall, not just near it.” Yes No 2 “Wright placed the house far from the stream to protect it from moisture.” Yes No 3 “The design emphasizes horizontality that echoes the landscape.” Yes No 4 “The house’s main goal is to dominate the landscape like a monument.” Yes No 5 “Stone is used to connect the interior to the natural site.” Yes No 6 “The interior avoids natural textures and uses only slick industrial materials.” Yes No 7 “Some rocks/boulders were left in place and built around. Yes No 8 “Wright imported marble floors to make the space look luxurious.” Yes No 9 “The terraces look like they float because of cantilevers.” Yes No 10 “A cantilever always needs a vertical post directly under its outer edge.” Yes No 11 “Reinforced concrete helped Wright create long horizontal projections.” Yes No 12 “The design uses arches and vaults as the main structural solution. Yes No 13 “The design blurs the boundary between inside and outside.” Yes No 14 “Windows are designed as fixed, sealed surfaces that never open Yes No 15 “Built-in furniture supports Wright’s idea of an integrated, planned space.” Yes No 16 “The house’s decisions support a ‘poetry of form’ idea (organic architecture).” Yes No 17 “Reinforced concrete allowed a dynamic interplay between interior space and the surrounding landscape.” Yes No 18 “Fallingwater is an example of the International Style.” Yes No 19 “The house communicates harmony with nature rather than separation from it.” Yes No 20 “The strongest visual emphasis is vertical, matching the waterfalls.” Yes No

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Fallingwater: Visual AnalysisOnline version

by Sandra Maya Rizo

“Fallingwater was built on top of the waterfall, not just near it.”

“Wright placed the house far from the stream to protect it from moisture.”

“The design emphasizes horizontality that echoes the landscape.”

“The house’s main goal is to dominate the landscape like a monument.”

“Stone is used to connect the interior to the natural site.”

“The interior avoids natural textures and uses only slick industrial materials.”

“Some rocks/boulders were left in place and built around.

“Wright imported marble floors to make the space look luxurious.”

“The terraces look like they float because of cantilevers.”

“A cantilever always needs a vertical post directly under its outer edge.”

“Reinforced concrete helped Wright create long horizontal projections.”

“The design uses arches and vaults as the main structural solution.

“The design blurs the boundary between inside and outside.”

“Windows are designed as fixed, sealed surfaces that never open

“Built-in furniture supports Wright’s idea of an integrated, planned space.”

“The house’s decisions support a ‘poetry of form’ idea (organic architecture).”

“Reinforced concrete allowed a dynamic interplay between interior space and the surrounding landscape.”

“Fallingwater is an example of the International Style.”

“The house communicates harmony with nature rather than separation from it.”

“The strongest visual emphasis is vertical, matching the waterfalls.”