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Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater Completes Three-Year Restoration by Architectural Preservation Studio

architecture-design · 2026-04-10

The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy has confirmed the completion of a three-year restoration plan for Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater. New York-based Architectural Preservation Studio executed the conservation work on the iconic architectural landmark. This project was featured in the latest edition of Dezeen Agenda, a weekly newsletter highlighting important design and architecture news. The newsletter also included coverage of a smaller-wheeled Lime bike launch, an interview with architect Reinier de Graaf, and three villas in Japan designed by BIG. Dezeen Agenda is published every Thursday and curates the most significant stories from Dezeen's coverage. Additional newsletters from Dezeen include Dezeen Debate, Dezeen Daily, and Dezeen In Depth, each with different publication schedules and focuses.

Key facts

  • Fallingwater restoration completed after three years
  • Western Pennsylvania Conservancy confirmed completion
  • Architectural Preservation Studio from New York executed the work
  • Project featured in Dezeen Agenda newsletter
  • Dezeen Agenda is a weekly Thursday newsletter
  • Newsletter also covered Lime bike, Reinier de Graaf interview, BIG villas in Japan
  • Dezeen publishes multiple newsletters with different focuses
  • Fallingwater is a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed architectural landmark

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Institutions

  • Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
  • Architectural Preservation Studio
  • Dezeen
  • Dezeen Agenda
  • Dezeen Debate
  • Dezeen Daily
  • Dezeen In Depth
  • BIG

Locations

  • New York
  • Pennsylvania
  • United States
  • Japan

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