Excellent. The "HOME" word art thing really looks out of place.

This must have been for pastor or something, given the presence of a chapel and what are probably supposed to be baptismal pools inside and out.

Thank you❤ Another amazing FLW design.

Another beautiful rendering - but the design reminds me of a small airport terminal!

Best video yet!

Your piano is left-handed.

Such a nicely realized tour of this beautiful design. Thank you!

Amazing work! What is the exterior stonework material? Is it concrete?

Very nice. Take a look at the detail sheets for the house, almost always the appropriate chair construction drawings were included-they could be made from the same plywood as the kitchen and other cabinets. Minor things, usually the interior of the fireplace was the same material as the rest of the fireplace (no firebrick), same with the fireplace floor, the CMU was usually left natural, and the roofing was natural wood shingles, usually western cedar, so they turned light to dark brown over time. oh...and snow in San Jose CA would be really unusual! Like really unusual (the last time was in 1976 ;) ) Keep up the great work! Always enjoy your work, thank you.

That piano would be quite the challenge to play...

I like George Nakishima's furniture, but, in a Wright house the furniture should have been something he would have designed. And, the fire in the fireplace is likely to burn the house down way too big.

Beautiful again❤

Another beautiful realization. The car noise (which sounded more like a Harley) although humorous, was a bit distracting against the serenity of the birds singing.

Outstanding. I wish this was real! (Had some trouble with the fountain animation?)

As always , very well done . Thanks you for giving us a look into these amazing unbuilt Wright designs .

I agree the carport cantilever looks super expensive. It is also hard for me to understand how it could be relied on to not sag. Plenty of sagging occured at Fallingwater, so....... Is it gorgeous? Absolutely.😊

Is there an explanation why Wright would cantilever walkout spaces for some houses and use retaining walls for others? I am guessing cost was one factor. Of course W was brilliant, but it is still useful to debate his choices. W refused to be a slave to budget or practicality which in itself raises interesting questions.😊

❤ BrillianthousedoneWright .

I love how these unbuilt projects can be brought to life like this. Beautiful!

Like everybody else who has commented, I just wanted to thank you for doing this and bringing to life yet another masterpiece by the master.Keep up the good work. It is so appreciated and I have subscribed!

@Avila Arquitectos great work! Please do Wright’s cottage for Ayn Rand!

terrible layout, wtf is that kitchen/dinning room?

....❤ ....Like a public building tamed to domestication that commands and merges with the land in abstract splendor .

It was a nice video and you took your time showing the outside of the house. But flew thru the interior of the house. Never got a good layout or the kitchen. And where’s the bathroom?

....What a superb work of art supported by superb music ❤ ❤ .

....The music from Mars works well with this " advanced " architecture . The lawn is in need of watering and nutrients ❤ .

Great video presentation. Loving the CGI walkthrough. I've been a big fan of Wright since I was kid and aspiring artist and still love his whole vibe. I gotta admit though I'm not fond of this design. It has all his aesthetic but missing some common functionality. I particularly dislike the position of the dining table pushed up against the fireplace with one chair right next to the fire and another partially blocking the kitchen entrance. IDK, just seems so off. Thanks for sharing.

....Poetry banked for flight ❤ .

These houses would be complete if they had hardwood floors. Not crazy about the red concrete

Like many Wright houses it has a broad, overhanging flat roof with a raised central section. Now compare it to the hat Wright was always wearing. Coincidence? I think not.

Nice place beautiful car why is there a horrible music and fake black smoke coming out of the chimney which looks like the house is on fire

Yeah, im protect

muy bueno ver las diferentes versiones y cual es la definitiva.. me parece interesante como proceso de diseño, como reflexionar la volumetría, materialidades etc.. o sea poder ver como es el proceso de diseño de uno de los mas grandes arquitectos de la historia, es hermoso.. muchas gracias por este trabajo! me encantó! felicitaciones!!

STUNNING !!!

Incredible to see everything so light in colour. And no features to the ceiling. I'm sure Wright would have had a very articulated ceiling.

such a good architect

Music is a bit much. Ugh.

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BRAVO! BRAVO!

Very nice

I'd like to see you take another crack at this one but re-orient the house so that the window side is in the backyard.

North Alabama native here: The inside is very similar to the Rosenbaum house. Very cool!

Todays architects and builders need to bring back large roof overhangs. They add beauty and protection for doors, windows and siding from the sun, rain and wind.

I love your video renderings of unbuilt Wright designs. One small detail to keep in mind: Wright specified Cherokee Red formica countertops in the kitchens/work spaces of these later houses. It's the same red as the floors.

We have a place in Colbert county and I happen to have the same white 911 (roughly). Have looked at those house plans many times I thought...maybe someday:)

Fabulous, you were able to show both versions! That makes it easier to see the differences of plan & how it changes the interior & the feeling of the spaces especially since you are able to show same furnishings in rooms, even donuts waiting on the table for us to eat! I love elements of both...so would do a 3rd version which Wright basically did for clients by adding both together for what was liked in both versions by client & then the final plan done with client picking exactly how they wanted it making it much more difficult NOT to build it. So even myself, love the entry planter in floor, gives a wider "more interactive" entry feel,and an item to be changed and enjoyed thru seasonal changes to keep home feeling more fresh. Wider dining with medium sized table & buffet along entire wall & larger doors. Love the 2 bedroom version with bath between & like the curved living room with opposing roof shape, out of ordinary for Wright as most of his curved living rooms reflect a curved roofline with massive tall copper ornamental fascia....here its understated as fascia and i feel more elegant and more successful in its streamlined simplicity. Job well done as always. The difference in tapered cmu blocks is also interesting but I'm always drawn to stone walls. The hallway storage, linen & clothing cabinets however could be done with only the end one outside M.Bedrm as full height, and lower others to top at 5'0" ht with row of horizontal clerestory windows above storage units & perforated plywd veneer panels as rest of homes design. Maybe the middle one only as clear glass.

Beautiful💙. Thank you

Muy linda pero me quedo con la versión anterior, gran trabajo... Espero puedas hacer un vídeo de la Newmann

If you show an unbuilt Frank Lloyd Wright designed home from 1958 why do you have a brand new 2024 Porsche car parked in front of the house It totally screws up the dynamics of the house you should pick a luxury car from 1958 You lose all credibility by doing this It shows your disdain for history

The house is oriented backwards. This shows the private side of the house, with it glazed doors and generous fenestration, on the public or street side, and the privacy screening with its blank wall i on the private or rear side of the house. Privacy achieved by this orientation is an important feature Wright's houses.