This series of photographic images were all shot on the site of Frank LLoyd Wright's stunning house, and Modernist Icon, FALLING WATER.  The house offers the viewer a union of nature and architecture. The effort to keep this building alive has been epic over the decades, with carpenters and restoration crews working year ‘round to protect it. In fact, two of the original balconies gave way, leaving the need for new construction on top of reconstruction.

Built in 1935 for a wealthy patron, it has been in the Kauffman family for two generations. It was eventually taken over by a preservation society which sells tickets, leads tour groups, and raises the rest through grant funding. It takes all of this funding, new advances in structural engineering and a full time construction crew, 24/7, to maintain the house year round.

And now, to keep it in tact; living, breathing and water flowing through it, everyone's goals become heroic from architect, to audience, to carpenters. Even the stream itself, which the viewer can touch while sitting on the step, letting the cold water roll off their feet.