Dezeen rounds up the week with the completed three-year restoration of Fallingwater, where Architectural Preservation Studio tackled long-running water damage and other issues in Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1930s house for Edgar J Kaufmann.
A fresh look at Fallingwater after its three-year renovation.
On a house like that, the hard part is stopping water without trapping it somewhere worse, so the real win is usually drainage and flashing details more than surface patching.
