The darkest chapter in Frank Lloyd Wright's life

[@aakanshavyas9570]

Oh my god! Hats off to your research, editing and storytelling. This video was so terrifying that i stopped doing my work to see this. Your storytelling was so strong that i was so indulged, even after the video is over, i am thinking about what happened that day. You aren't limited to the audience from architecture background. This channel is growing beyond that. Apart from this, i never knew that Frank Lloyd wright had such a disturbing love life. And even after all these incidents, he kept on working and creating master pieces. And the spirit to rebuild the house three times. Oh god!

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much❤️ this comment just made my day

[@lauraguida8482]

I knew this story because I have been to both Taliesin locations and several of Wright's homes and buildings. I am fascinated by his work, he was a pioneer of architecture and design but he was also an arrogant man with a very unconventional lifestyle. You did a great job with your research and explanation of this tragedy.

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much

[@anascalia]

I was doing a college essay about Frank Lloyd Wright and saw your video. Your script is fantastic, and the edition is incredible! You got a lot of details and pictures I couldn't easily find online. I truly believe when you say this video took a lot of time to be produced. For the murder reason, I think it is only what is put in the story: a furious employee that was fired 😞

[@nayanpawar6375]

Well represented Taliesin🙏 amazing narration.....

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much 😃

[@manveerhere4u]

Keep creating stuff related architecture!!!

[@anshchopra3139]

Gosh! This could be a thriller movie about an Architect, you shared the story in such a beautiful way, Rishabh. Congrats✨🤍

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much

[@ShraddhaNavale7887]

Really appreciate the amount of hardwork you put for the research. Thank you!

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much 😀

[@christhedon420]

thank you bro good video!

[@nicestrat]

This was very well researched and put together. I am surprised I never knew this story. Please keep up the excellent work. Signed, a new subscriber.

[@nicestrat]

This needs more views!!!!

[@manasviwade8111]

As someone who likes listening to True Crime Podcasts and as someone who is also an Architecture student, this content looks like its customised for me lol.... Its really sad and horrible that such events happened here.. I really liked the way you presented this video... Right from the photographs to representing the names of people who died to the 3D explanation of the house.. Great content 👍🏻 Hoping to see more such videos Goodluck:)

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much, I am so glad you enjoyed it ❤️

[@greenapple9473]

Same here, 2nd year architecture student who's also interested in criminology

[@tahoorashaikh2573]

Such a cool narrative! Loving this! I know you've been working on this for a month and can really see how well made it is! Need more of such content!

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@ArielVisionary]

Thank you. I've read about this, but you have brought this tragic story to life.

[@blessedarch]

Yeah it was quite a dark chapter, in my documentary on FLW I just quickly talked about this incident, but I knew the whole incident deserved a separate video. It was a traumatic but a defining chapter in his life.

[@ArielVisionary]

@@blessedarch I would like to talk with you more. I am writing a novel, based on Frank Lloyd Wright and the women in his life. I am writing it so that it can be adapted into a screenplay for a Hollywood blockbuster. Maybe we could collaborate....?

[@seymorestuff235]

Incredibly well done! Thank you

[@vm7127]

Really amazing work here... For a Girl who is interested in Crime stories and is an Architect... this was the right amount of Tea i needed. Truely feeling Blessed arch Today 🙌

[@blessedarch]

I am glad you enjoyed it

[@kusinara8936]

good work bro!

[@amansrivastava5270]

😍😍😍😍 very nicely put together... Loved your efforts ❤️

[@blessedarch]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@namankapoor2006]

Amazing work Bro! 👏

[@blessedarch]

Thanks man ❤️

[@indrajitnag999]

Dramatic! Kudos!

[@priyankajoisher9300]

Wow, this video was so fun to watch! Now I finally understand why Taliesin west was one of the prominent works of FLW.

[@yogeeshshetty4726]

Holy moly...never heard of it in.Still the another history of Architecture

[@biway5942]

i did NOT know about this and the fact that my undergrad thesis was solely focused on organic architecture and FLW💀 and even put taliesin and some of his praire style works as design inspiration… i’m glad the jurors didn’t know about this too lol

[@blessedarch]

Haha yeah for some reason people dont discuss this dark chapter in his life

[@laavanyatewari9480]

i loved the documentry.....you're awesome...........high respect for you man

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@mettemlb]

Very good video!

[@artemplatesales]

good job blessed architect!!

[@blessedarch]

Thank you!

[@satishvayuvegula1396]

Sounds like fountainhead 2.0 meets crime story... Jokes apart, good stuff and informative.

[@blessedarch]

Thank you 😀

[@shreyassoni6006]

The blessed use of Architecture skills and knowledge

[@blessedarch]

❤️

[@Sanchitashetti]

This is amazing!! It is really hard to work on these untold stories.. Looking forward to such more videos 🙌 .

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much 😀

[@joshunagpal7094]

loved it a perfect documentary for architecture students to gain knowledge about architects salute to ur detailed research and the way u have edited plus story telling the whole thrilling aspects fitted very very very nicely in this work appreciated the way u r taking efforts to bring these untold stories in limelight being a architecture students this is heaven will be waiting for such wonderful pieces🤞👍 no more words just speechless last but not the least keep it up all possible support and love to ur content and hardwork🥰❤💯 sending love and support from ulhasnagar (Mumbai)

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much. The comment means a lot ❤️

[@anascalia]

Thanks!

[@Hal-yc9jd]

Great video

[@blessedarch]

Thank you ❤️

[@muccizz7428]

Well well done brother ♥️

[@blessedarch]

Thank you ❤️

[@vm7127]

what was the platform you used for video editing?

[@blessedarch]

Premiere pro and after effects

[@trossie4868]

you are very nice, I love the way you present.

[@blessedarch]

Thank you

[@officialprajapat]

Great 👍 Brother 🔥🔥

[@blessedarch]

Thanks man

[@williamschoettker4559]

It was lunch, not dinner. If interested look at all of the story of Frank Lloyd Wright. His life was truly amazing.

[@delulu37373]

Bro .. heads off.. tomorrows my exam.. and sir gave us.. architects biography ... The way told this.. Bro... No wordS.. Heads off .. ❤

[@stuglenn1112]

I wonder how hard Wright himself was looked at for being behind the murders.

[@valemendoza8311]

I study architecture and have been told about the life of wright, but somehow never about this. watched it while doing model but i got too invested hehehe. loved it

[@blessedarch]

Yeah it is such an important and defining part of his life, but somehow we dont discuss it. And I am glad you liked the video 😀

[@manishkala3139]

What a tragic story…. Presented so well.. I feel Julian by birth must have been an aggressive person with disturbed mind .. it’s very important to identify this attribute of a person before hiring him.

[@emiliadi9479]

Love it !!

[@blessedarch]

I am so glad ❤️

[@kartikchopra98]

Something really different but very interesting and good

[@blessedarch]

Glad you enjoyed!😃

[@vm7127]

A black Mirror episode of the past????? NETFLIX where are you!!! haha

[@musafir240]

Amazing 🔥

[@blessedarch]

Thank you ❤️

[@ronward3949]

Unfortunately, FLW, may have made some pretty harsh mistakes.

[@komalrudrawar6926]

Thanks

[@blessedarch]

Thank you Komal, I am glad you liked the content

[@prachimaindargi2652]

Very nice 👌

[@blessedarch]

Thanks 😊

[@ArchitectTalhaIslam]

Beautiful ❤️❤️

[@blessedarch]

Thank you! 😊

[@beethebrat]

it seems very obvious to me that julian's stress probably came from a slew of racial tension that was more than likely taking place in the house. especially due to the time period, and him becoming paranoid to the point where he felt the need to protect himself at night, i feel as though being fired and probably still being exposed to that treatment felt like a last straw. it was something that happened a good few times back then. idk why i don't see anyone mentioning that.

[@fezankhatri8564]

He is a very well known architect and this was unknown till now ‼️

[@stevensonrf]

Sadly, infidelity and adultery will cost you. God is watching.

[@vinamra1995]

😃😃🎉

[@j.burgess4459]

Different time different rules....yes...but I can imagine that rural America still today wouldn't necessarily be hugely sympathetic towards a pair of selfish cheaters who had respectively abandoned their spouses and a whole bunch of young children? Call me old fashioned, but it seems to me they were morally suspect characters! In Lloyd-Wright's case it wasn't exactly great conduct to fool around with the wife of a man who was paying him to build a family home, was it? In Borthwick's case you might say it was also a nasty betrayal of her friend, Lloyd Wright's wife. And as for it being the "love of his life"...meh...it wasn't very long after Borthwick's tragic end before Wrightie-the-stud had married another woman. Ultimately he divorced and remarried yet again after that too. In the manner of Leonardo DiCaprio they kept on getting younger as he got older... So I draw my own conclusions.

[@ashley8597]

I live in Oklahoma and we have quite a few of his buildings here but, I never knew he was murdered

[@blessedarch]

He wasn't murdered, Mamah was

[@ranaamir-cl8kl]

guess all mehn cheat after all no matter how good they look

[@Matamjid68]

💯❤

[@harishg6987]

Thanks

[@blessedarch]

Thanks man