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I heard a story that the contractor who built Falling Water implored FLW to add more rebar to the structure, but Wright refused. So the contractor did it himself on his own dime without telling Wright. He was worried it still wasn’t enough, but he did what he could do. Turns out he was correct.

I heard a story that the contractor who built Falling Water implored FLW to add more rebar to the structure, but Wright refused. So the contractor did it himself on his own dime without telling Wright. He was worried it still wasn’t enough, but he did what he could do. Turns out he was correct.

I love the low ceilings. So many houses today are built like cathedrals with ceilings 50 ft above your head (exaggeration, I know). The lower ceiling is more energy efficient and are much cozier and homier.

Thank you so much for making this video!! There is such a lack of transparency with this process, and if the public were more informed they could be much better recycling partners. People also need to understand what can't be, or isn't, recycled, and needs to be avoided in the first place.

Masterpiece. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yeah, right. It's hideous, the engineering is atrocious, and the design guarantees that the structure will always fight mildew and rot. The entire house wants to fall in on itself, so requires constant, very expensive maintenance. Yes, if you think that's genius, you are a complete idiot.

…a river.

Amazing home and a great video tour! I would love to see Fallingwater once in my life. Always intrigued by Wright's structures.

You know it’s a new generation taking over when the reporter says “so Bonerobo”…now I have to Google that because I am old and I don’t know what that means. Is it like a hip concert like Coachella? Boneroo? Wft

Hi Lou! Great Video!! Next time I’m there I want to try some Grappa Blends. I went to school on your video! What great exposure for Giant Oaks! BTW Andy Yalch here.

Every corner seems to have something spectacular

It's amazing

Buttons, sewage and Iceland..You gotta ❤❤ your job 💯🙂

I remember the Parker button store! 😊

CMU, one of the many great universities that helps put Pittsburgh in the national spotlight. Interesting video and went to Central Catholic and used to stare out of the window and looking at this beautiful campus. I am showing my age, but went with my friend to that Parker buttons store in the Jenkins Arcade, when more people back then made their own clothes. Keep up the great work.

Justin is distracting me In those pants 😵‍💫

I was hoping to learn about the boiler location, it’s size, the heating fuel tank, it’s size; the fuel oil delivery, how it fit in that drive behind the house, how it would come to deliver and how often. Was there a septic field, a leach pit; where was the electrical in 1935; was there a well and a tank for storing potable water? Was there someone staying there to make sure the pipes didn’t freeze?

When my son was at Carnegie Mellon in the exploded ensemble, they performed a multimedia event in the entire library. I have a video clip to share, but I'm not sure how.

Thank you thank you. I have walked by there almost daily for many many years. I never realized what was inside.

His real job is to feed the tunnel monster.

Wow that place is so amazing and special! I'm so glad they kept a lot of the old aspects of what the building was and all the newer stuff added is awesome!!❤❤

cringe. what a shame they ripped the heart out of it.

Greetings again from "hot" Vegas! Another fascinating video of the many hidden gems of Pittsburgh. You all do an awesome job of highlighting these wonderful venues, that many do not know about. I would be interested in some tours of the many old historical churches/places of worship that were built by immigrants. Keep up the great job you all are doing. Cheers!

I loved the director on SNL

Sorry I miss wrote. It's Asa Packer Mansion

That part on the stairs might have been for a pipe organ or something similar.The Ada Packer Mansion in Jim Thorpe,Pa had music players. Also the Kodak Mansion . They liked their music.

Can't wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What about BUGS?

Indeed, this is so fascinating. My friends grew up across the street from here when it was still an active congregation. Glad to see it found a new purpose. Keep up the good work Boaz, you find the best places!

Very exciting news, especially the deveolpment of the various basement spaces and the acquisition of a 70mm projector. Been seeing movies here since the 80s & I'm glad rowhouse is treating this project with care. Happy Dormont is enjoying a revival recently. Thanks Boaz, go check out back alley brewing in the old firehouse by the library while you're in dormont and then visit the historical society in the municipal building. Really enjoy the channel; you go to some nifty places.

Excellent 👍. Glad for Dormont

Dormont needs this!

What an awesome new venue for Pittsburgh. I always believed that Pittsburgh proudly embraced its steel, various ethnic populations, and of course its sports legacies. But it never really celebrated its cultural contributions to the world as well. As Brian mentioned, the Warner Brothers started its core entertainment business with Nickelodeon Theaters in Pittsburgh. So I am really impressed with the vision and passion for this new project. A possible theme night suggestion could be Yinzers in Hollywood? To celebrate our very own stars, like Gene Kelly, Michael Keaton, Shirley Jones, Jeff Goldblum etc. Continued success and cheers!

Great video

I've never heard a human male possessed of a more high pitched, irritating voice than the guy who is conducting the interview. Could only suffer 11 seconds.

Wow amazing automation - not many people anymore

Well they had to store the bodies somewhere.

Yes - dig that!

Very interesting and informative. Bravo!

Yinz are in my backyard!!❤❤

I used to live in Lawrenceville. I DON'T live there anymore because I can't afford to. 😂

What an absolutely beautiful garden. So many amazing elements but the tulips are the star of the show. But it’s funny about the one plant that’s the bane of her existence because I think that would make a great ground cover for my front yard. 😂

That interviewer is annoying as hell, is like a little kid with a pitch voice chasing the other guy and being obnoxious.

I have been watching the Chicago Fire and I wish

for pete's sake, fix that microphone

Is the house haunted?

That was a great tour, educational and fascinating.

Very interesting video of what goes on behind the scenes, that many of us do not realize. I love it when you feature Pittsburgh-based companies, that make a difference in the world and bring our great city more in the spotlight. The city doesn't beat its own drums enough, as to the many contributions we have made to the world. AMEN to that!