Rush Creek Village - Columbus Neighborhoods

Architectural historian Jeff Darbee heads to Worthington, Ohio to learn about the history of Rush Creek Village, a neighborhood of homes based on Frank Lloyd Wright's principles of Usonian architecture. Today, current residents are working together to bring the neighborhood back to its original splendor. Throughout this exclusive tour, we learn more about the story that has woven this community together over time.

[@ozrob76]

Very cool watch. Love that there is one last block available all the decades later and a 21st Century build happening.

[@ernestallen5154]

Beautiful homes. I've lived in Ohio my whole life and never dreamed there was a neighborhood like this. A great tribute to Mr Wrights genius.

[@dominique62dw]

Fantastic! Thank you for putting this video online for many to enjoy. More "word" of the neighborhood development needs to spread wide in the Wrightian world. Well done. Glad he showed so many of the homes.would be nice to see 3-4 more videos of the rest of the homes or even showing floor plans as well.

[@kristaroberts1158]

What a jewel of a neighborhood!😍

[@npet6842]

When these were constructed , what was the ballpark home-land price please ?

[@bocadoverbo5417]

😊😊😊😊

[@overthehill1958]

I would drywall over all that concrete block and carpet all the floors. Paint all the wood white.

[@RAREFORMDESIGNS]

Some idiots would actually do that.

[@overthehill1958]

@@RAREFORMDESIGNS Some idiots would actually buy one of these overpriced cinderblock buildings.

[@slaymakerc]

You would be ruining everything.. Stay away from Wright style homes.. You're clueless

[@ernestallen5154]

Then you don;t need one of these homes. Stick with the modern, cheaply built cookie cutter homes. I'm sure you would be happier in one of those.

[@overthehill1958]

@@ernestallen5154 Na. Best to tear this POS down and build a nice log home. Cinder blocks are for garages and commercial buildings. Wallpaper couldn't help this dump.