Frank Lloyd Wright was asked (in 1953) if he went to church. 'He responded …that his church was Nature with a capital 'N'. A reverence for nature permeated Wright's work from the beginning. The sun, trees, stones, and water were elements of the natural world that Wright studied and ultimately incorporated into his style of 'organic architecture'. Fallingwater — Wright's masterwork is considered his sublime integration of building and nature. Deep in the lush Pennsylvania forest, Fallingwater rises as a testament to Wright's genius. Nowhere else is his architecture felt so warmly or appreciated so intuitively'....

Two of his buildings 'Fallingwater' and 'Kentuck Knob' have been documented, photographed and absorbed totally in the developed forest of this part of Pennsylvania USA. The photographs and the story are created by a landscape architect from Sydney, Australia who is fascinated by this prime example of exceptional architecture and landscape beautifully combined.