I've been to Falling Water in PA and his house in New Hampshire (pro tip: set GPS to Currier Musuem for that one). https://currier.org/frank-lloyd-wright/ http

I've been to Falling Water in PA and his house in New Hampshire (pro tip: set GPS to Currier Musuem for that one). https://currier.org/frank-lloyd-wright/ https://currier.org/frank-lloyd-wright/ I like them (the ones I've seen anyway). They have an interesting and unique aesthetic. I like the design of the stained glass alot. I'm not sure how practical living day to day, but people did. The one in New Hampshire (Zimmerman house) had wall to ceiling windows on the back side. This is a fun use of 3d tech. I did some Unreal engine work, and the first thing was building out an apartment interior you could then move through in real time. It was kind of neat. The detail in having to place all the interior lights and all was something. The "Groupius House" (by walter Groupius) is another modern really practical house. But in this case the architect was the ocupant. https://www.historicnewengland.org/property/gropius-house/ https://www.historicnewengland.org/property/gropius-house/