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Initially, the architectural marvel known as The Avery Coonley House, located in Chicago, was conceptualized and brought to life by the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright in the year 1907.

Originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1907 for the Avery Coonley House, this design was adapted from Opportunities' STL file. Imported into Sketchup and intersected with a plane to eliminate triangulation artifacts from the STL file, four...

This model offers an in-depth look at Fallingwater, a renowned architectural masterpiece created by Frank Lloyd Wright.

I'm a huge fan of Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural style, so I set out to build a birdhouse that embodies his signature look. The design was inspired by one of his iconic homes in Oak Park, Illinois - a true masterpiece. I had an absolute blast...

... to print this STL design or not, scaling it up to 300% ensures a seamless fit on my printer bed. To elevate this project to the next level, consider incorporating channels into the framework that can accommodate glass or plastic inserts with ease.

Contact author about source files Click here to learn more about this project Tucked away in the sleepy forests of southwestern Pennsylvania sits one of the world’s most famous buildings: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater. Commissioned by wealthy...

The Kaufmann Residence, or Fallingwater, is a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house in rural Pennsylvania, 43 miles from Pittsburgh. Constructed over a waterfall, this masterpiece was hailed by Time as Wright's "most beautiful job" and named the "best...

Inspired by the designs of renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, this planter showcases a unique and stylish aesthetic. ...Perfect for adding an artistic touch to your outdoor space or indoor garden, this planter is sure to impress with its innovative...

I adapted the chair from a Sketchup model of Frank Lloyd Wright's John C. Pew House. Since it was only used as a reference at my job and wasn't one of my designs, I am releasing all the files. What I did was heavily modify the chair to make it...

This 3D printed Frank Lloyd Wright Gordon House is a detailed architectural model that includes all the internal floors and walls. When printed at a 0.4x slicer scale, all the parts will fit on a 200mm by 200mm printer. The model can be printed in...

Fallingwater or Kaufmann Residence is a house designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1935 in rural southwestern Pennsylvania, 43 miles (69 km) southeast of Pittsburgh.[3] The home was built partly over a waterfall on Bear Run in the Mill Run...

RMAD Falling Water house - Wright - Daniela Kim - Martin Jimenez Grados - Nicolas Giordano

Frank Lloyd Wright Lounge Chairs

The Taliesin Floor Lamp is inspired by the designs of renowned architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.

Frank Lloyd Wright Louis Vuitton mass model Model is made in Rhinoceros 3D not detailed for surface sculpturing. ...Form and Sculpture Effect for building design

This chair is one of the most important Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece, the chair is composed by steel rod and fabric upholstery.

Another beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright design. ...This is an architectural detail from the Tokyo Imperial Hotel, which stood from 1922 to 1967.

Blazingly Brilliant Lamp Designed with Elegant Flair of Frank Lloyd Wright: Crafted in Blender using the Sophisticated Cycles Shader. One Seamless Texture Image Embellishes the Durable Wooden Base, while Expertly Applied Glass and Metals Textures Are...

Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic spire in Arizona's desert landscape, this versatile jewelry organizer embodies a harmonious fusion of form and function, reflecting the innovative spirit of America's most celebrated architect.

Fallingwater is a house designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1935 in rural southwestern Pennsylvania, 43 miles (69 km) southeast of Pittsburgh. The house was built partly over a waterfall on Bear Run in the Mill Run section of Stewart...

A collaboration between Frank Lloyd Wright and Italian-American sculptor Alfonso Iannelli. This statue was created for Midway Gardens in Chicago (1915), and multiple copies were cast in concrete. After weeks of work, and numerous reference photos,...

Architectural block from the Tokyo Imperial Hotel designed by Frank Lloyd Wright (opened 1923, demolished 1967).Tips:File has keyhole slot for hanging.Default size is around 190x200mm but scale as you choose. The Z-axis can be independently scaled to...

Frank Lloyd Wright - Midway Garden's Sprite Artist: Alfonso Ianelli (1888–1965) Date: ca. 1914 Medium: Painted cement Dimensions: 65 x 14 x 12 in. ...(165.1 x 35.6 x 30.5 cm) Classification: Sculpture Accession Number: 1979.304 Scanned by Isaac...

This lamp wasn't my creation; it was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1933, specifically for the Assembly Hall at his Taliesin East Architectural School. Next on my agenda is to model a similar floor lamp inspired by this design. ...If you'd like to...

Originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Freeman house built in California in 1923, where this pattern was used on concrete blocks. Concrete block offered cost savings and flexibility but were seen as an ugly and downmarket building...

My Frank Lloyd Wright 3D model I'm in the process of making of one of his masterpieces, "Larkin Administration Building." Built in the turn of the 20th century in Buffalo, NY. This beautiful structure FLW designed was tragically demolished, but...

In around 1914, Frank Lloyd Wright's Midway Gardens featured a remarkable sculpture called the Sprite. This exquisite artwork was created by Alfonso Ianelli and crafted from painted cement with dimensions of 65 x 14 x 12 inches (165.1 x 35.6 x 30.5...

A collaboration between Frank Lloyd Wright and Italian-American sculptor Alfonso Iannelli. This statue was created for Midway Gardens in Chicago (1915), and multiple copies were cast in concrete. Support will be needed for the main model, and...

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Samuel Freeman house built in Los Angeles, 1923. ...This house was one of a handful of “textile block” projects created by Wright, a system of interlocking concrete blocks with bold patterns that added...