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What is Falling Water and what qualities make it a unique home?
What specific color pallette does FLW use?
Name 3 distinctly different ways FLW used stained glass in his structures.
What does FLW believe that a fireplace represents in his work and where is it typically located in his homes?
What is unique about the entrances to a FLW building?
How did FLW believe that his buildings should fit with the land that they are built on?
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ReplyDelete1. Falling Water is a house built by FLW on bear rock. It's unique because of the stream it's built on.
2.He used the Taliesin color Palette.
3. He used stained glass in windows, doors, and sculptures.
4.He believes that a fireplace represents a primal sentiment in people and the warmth draws us closer to each other.The fireplaces are typically located in the family area or living room.
5. He sometimes placed the entrance in the back, they also most of them had glass.
6.He believed that his buildings should fit the environment.
1.Falling water was a house that FLW designed in just over 2 hours. It was built over a stream, and was made to allow people to look over the water.
ReplyDeleteThe color palette that FLW used was a tan/beige/oak color palette.
2.FLW used stained glass in the walls of the Schaberg house in Okemos, Michigan, he used mostly greens and golds in works like the doorway of the Dana-Thomas house in Springfield, Illinois, and circular windows in the stair hall of the Roberts house in Oak Park. (state was not clear)
3.A fireplace in FLW’s work represents a place where a family can come together. The fireplace was typically located in near the center of the homes, so they can be viewed as the “center of attention.”
4.What is unique about the entrance to an FLW building is that it allows you to take in lots of the house at once. Most houses are not like this.
5.FLW believed that his buildings should have something to do with the geography of the land. For example, with the church that he rebuilt, instead of putting the floor where people worship god, he put it on the second floor, as if rising them up on the plateau the town was on.
1 Falling water is a house built on a waterfall.Frank wright built it for one of his apprentices family as a getaway home.Some of its unique features is it has flat roofs and for its day it was modern.There is also a bridge that you walk over to get to the entrance of the house.
ReplyDeleteFrank wrights color pattern was a tan /beige color pattern.
2 FLW used stained glass in the walls of the schaberg house in the 1950s.He also used stained glass in the Dana Thomas house in a doorway in 1902.Flw used stained glass in the stairway of the roberts house .
3 FLWs fireplaces are located in the center of his buildings.he makes them big and grand so they would be the center of attention.
4 What is unique about the FLW building is he allowed to take in the beauty of the house.Other houses usually have closed off entrances.
5 FLW believed his buildings should fit in with the land.For example the FLw house was built on the waterfall and it fit in with the geography.He had flat roofs and a bridge to get to the entrance.The house is also built at the edge of the waterfall and lots of balconies to take in the scenery.
ReplyDelete1. Falling water is Wrights most famous peace, and is built on a stream.
2. He used a darker color pallet, it was tan and beige.
3.He used stained glass in his doors, windows, and a stair case at one point.
4.He made large fireplaces in the center of his buildings so the fireplace could be seen and have people pay attention to it.
5.Entrances were in the back of the building
6. FLW believed that the building would fit perfectly with the land, like its meant to be there.
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ReplyDeleteWhat is Falling Water and what qualities make it a unique home? Located in Pennsylvania. Has water/stream. The architectual design makes it a unique home.
What specific color pallette does FLW use?
The Color pallette FLW uses is aliesin
Name 3 distinctly different ways FLW used stained glass in his structures.
Sculptures
Doors
Windows
What does FLW believe that a fireplace represents in his work and where is it typically located in his homes ? FLW typically put fireplaces in almost every room. Wright always wanted to be in the presence of a fire.
What is unique about the entrances to a FLW building?
They were mostly made out of glass.
How did FLW believe that his buildings should fit with the land that they are built on?
FLW believed that his buildings should fit with the environment and the geography in which it was in. The falling water house fits in the environment. It has a stream.
1. Falling water is a house that FLW built off of a waterfall.
ReplyDelete2. FLW used the Taliesin color Palette.
3. He used glass in widows and doors.
4. He sometimes placed the entrance in the back and the entrance was made of glass.
5. He believed that his buildings should fit the environment.
1)It has a running stream going beneath parts of it.
ReplyDelete2)He used the Taliesin color pallette.
3) Windows
Doors
Sculptures
4)in his homes
5)entrances were in the back of the building.
6)It worked perfectly with the land
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ReplyDeleteWhat is Falling Water and what qualities make it a unique home?
ReplyDeleteThe water fall and rocks are apart of the house and is is like a glorified bridge over a brook.
What specific color pallette does FLW use?
He used dull colors like tan and brown.
Name 3 distinctly different ways FLW used stained glass in his structures.
He used it in windows, ceiling, and lamps.
What does FLW believe that a fireplace represents in his work and where is it typically located in his homes?
To FLW the fire place was the center place of his houses so he put them in the center of the building so you can see it almost all the time.
What is unique about the entrances to a FLW building?
His entrances where put in the back so the person has to go through the whole building and see it all.
How did FLW believe that his buildings should fit with the land that they are built on
he built it into the land and made it look like it fit into the environment.
1.) Falling Waters is one of his most famous works of architecture
ReplyDelete2.) FLW Uses the Taliesin color pallette for his buildings.
3.) He used stained glass to design glass panels, lamps, and windows
4.) He believes that the fireplace represents the heart of the home located in the middle of his houses.
5.) He created the illusion almost like the floor was floating
6.) He believed that his buildings should be made with the same materials as their surroundings.
Ovidiu (2)
ReplyDelete1 Falling water is a unique house that FLW sketched in two hours and which later was built. This house stands out because it was built on a waterfall.
2 FLW’s pallete is based off the talisen Color.This color is infuenced by nature
3 FLW used stained glass in many of his structures but It mostly appears in windows, doors, and walls. FLW enjoyed working with stained glass which is why he used it alot in different places.
4 Wright typically put fireplaces in almost every room. Wright always wanted to be in the presence of a fire. Every living had a fire place.
5 What’s unique about the entrances to a FLW building is that they aren’t just simply made but designed with lots of detail and some entrances he sketched had an arch which is unique and uncommon. They have texture.
6 FLW’s building fit in with environment/nature. He wanted his buildings to be that way..Fallingwater fits with the environment. In one of his quotes he says to stay close to nature.
1.Falling waters was a house FLW built. This house was so unique because it was built on a rock that had a stream going through it which could cause many problems.
ReplyDelete2. FLW used mostly dark colors that blend in with the environment but he would not used florescent colors
3. FLW used stained glass with walls, doors and lamps.
4.FLW usually puts the fireplace in the center of the home as if it represents the heart. Fireplaces represented the warmth of families coming together
5. FLW usually puts his entrance in the back and they are mostly made of glass which is an very different from other houses
6. FLW houses always fit the environment which means he would even use the resources around the house like rocks or wood to help build the house.
^by makayla
Delete1)It has a running stream going beneath parts of it.
ReplyDelete2)He used the Taliesin color pallette.
3) Windows
Sculptures
5)entrances were in the back of the building.
6)It worked perfectly with the land and enviorment
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