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流水别墅（fallingwater） The water villa is one of the masterpieces of modern architecture. It is located on the Bear Creek River in the suburbs of Pittsburgh, USA, and is designed by F L Wright. The villa owner is Pittsburgh department store boss German immigrant Kauffman, also known as the Kauffman house. Villa a total of three floors, covering an area of about 380 square meters, to two (main entrance level) living room as the center, the rest of the room spread to the left and right, villa shape emphasizes block combination, so that the building has a clear sculpture. Two huge platform, high and low scattered, a platform extending to the left and right, two platforms to pick out in front, a few pieces of tall stone, stone wall staggered, inserted between the platform, very strong. Stream out from the platform contend, architecture and streams, rocks, trees together naturally, like growth from the ground up like. The interior space of the villa can also be regarded as a model. The interior space extends freely and is interspersed with each other. The inner and outer space blends with each other and becomes an integral whole. The water villa has achieved great success in the space processing, the combination of the volume and the environment. It has made the exact annotation for the organic architecture theory, and occupies an important position in the history of modern architecture. Construction process In 1934, German American businessman Kauffman in the Southeastern Suburb of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania, the bear run Creek to buy a piece of real estate. It is far from the highway, high cliffs, lush vegetation, gurgling streams. Kauffman invited the famous architect Wright to visit him and asked him to design a weekend villa. Wright, with his professional sensibility, knows that his most precious opportunity has arrived. He said the base bear run Creek left an unforgettable impression on him, especially the stream. He wanted to combine the villa with the musical sense o