Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater Reopens After Three-Year Restoration for 90th Anniversary

Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic residence, has reopened after a three-year preservation project by the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, coinciding with its 90th anniversary and 63rd tour season. Conservation efforts included waterproofing the roof and repairing concrete elements. Commissioned in 1935 by Edgar J. Kaufmann Sr., it became a museum in 1964 and is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The 2026 program features guided tours and exhibitions like "The Kaufmann Films: A Legacy in Motion" at the Speyer Gallery. The visitor center, café, and museum store are operational. Events and educational programs are planned. Additionally, Frank Lloyd Wright's Fountainhead Residence was acquired by the Mississippi Museum of Art, and the Egg Performing Arts Center reopened in New York.