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Continuing our celebration of Frank Lloyd Wright's 150th birthday this week, we're delving into the history of Fallingwater, the admired holiday home that the architect built on a waterfall, which was named the "best all-time work of American architecture".
Frank Lloyd Wright designed Fallingwater in 1935 for his friend Edgar Kaufmann, and completed it three years later. The client asked for a holiday home for his family that faced the 30-foot (nine-metre) waterfall of the Bear Run Nature Reserve in rural Pennsylvania.
But on visiting the site, Wright spotted a rock that jutted out over the streaming water, and decided to build the house there and let the water flow underneath.

The Architect's Garden

Many of Martin's original designs appear in a number of publications including these books: Bali Style by Rio Helmi - Barbara Walker - on pages 216 thru 220. Also featured in The Architects Garden by Lucy D Rosenfeld.

Garderns of the world

Mr. Berlinger designed a garden for a client in Bali, Indonesia that was featured in the PBS special "Gardens Around the World," hosted by Audrey Hepburn