I started watching without reading the comments. Within seconds I thought this must be Wright on an off day. Then, as I saw more of it, I said to myself "this isn't Wright at all!" Must be a Taliesin apprentice. Bingo!!!! Aaron Greene
If you had ever been in one, or studied, Mr. Wrights work, you would not have made the comment about granite countertops, Wright never used them, he used wood, and, sometimes stainless steel, these are a late additon to this house.
why can't you give Aaron Green full credit for the original structure? Instead, you inject something untrue into your headline, and something deceptive into the first sentence. I remember when real estate agents sought to establish trust
Very nice home and site! Frank Lloyd Wright "light" knock off. Wouldn't mind being able to live there! This time I won't criticize the period/style of the music.
False advertising. Don't call it a "Frank Lloyd Wright Stunner" when it is not his design. If you wanted to say "influenced by" I could live with that.
So often, we see descriptions like 'stunner' and wonder if the agent's idea of stunning is similar to our own. Here is a home that truly deserves the moniker! I love your use of Steadicam in combination with zoom to create the illusion of movement. The whole video flows and really feels like I was walking through the house. And what a house!
I concur with Buck Olsen: This house was however designed by a student "Aaron Green". Who in turn studied under Herb Fritz the last student to study under FLW. That does not make this a Frank Lloyd Wright in any way shape or form. Secondly, I can point to at least 4, if not 5 of Wrights most stunning works that Mr Green ripped off to produce this very mediocre reproduction. 1. The stonework is a direct rip off of Falling water. 2. The living area and sitting area are Palmer and Beuhler house rip offs. 3. The galley kitchen design stolen straight out of the Beuhler house 4. FLW would hide the garage, not put it right out in front so you see that first 5. Wright hid the front door as well 6. Lighting... Recessed perimeter ambient lighting. In case Mr Green missed was FLWs' signature. 7. In defense of Mr Green he did get the proper roof slope down. 8. However adding that too as being a rip off of the Robie house. (or for that matter... Anything from Wrights' "Prairie" period) Ok... I have to stop now because when I got to the bathroom at the end of the video and saw the cherokee red tiles, and the polished concrete floor with the cherokee red triangle my head exploded. While I appreciate that the designer may have been trying to pay an hommage to FLW, I must remind the poster of this video, that you have called this a "Frank Lloyd Wright stunner". In the real world that's false advertising. This house is at most a beautiful house but unfortunately, an uninspired hommage to what is arguably Americas greatest architect.
YES! YES! YES! On all counts! High end, spacious, comfortable with a great lot/landscaping, but disassociate this from any FLW connection (too many times removed). Click-bait! Sorry.
This "house" has absolutely nothing to do with Frank Lloyd Wright, his legacy or any other relationship to Wright. This is false advertising and the realtor should be ashamed to claim that it is. But I guess that what many realtors do. Lie about anything to make a sale.
I started watching without reading the comments. Within seconds I thought this must be Wright on an off day. Then, as I saw more of it, I said to myself "this isn't Wright at all!" Must be a Taliesin apprentice. Bingo!!!! Aaron Greene
Not Arron Green he only worked in Californian after leaving the Fellowship.
Ive always been a big fan of Wrights granite counter tops and salad bowl bathroom sinks. He was so ahead of his time!
ha ha
If you had ever been in one, or studied, Mr. Wrights work, you would not have made the comment about granite countertops, Wright never used them, he used wood, and, sometimes stainless steel, these are a late additon to this house.
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duh.
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@@keithkuckler2551 also formica this is not a Wright house
Wonderful !I love it -Thank you very much
Nice house, but not a Frank Lloyd Wright creation. The title of this video is disingenuous and misleading.
why can't you give Aaron Green full credit for the original structure? Instead, you inject something untrue into your headline, and something deceptive into the first sentence. I remember when real estate agents sought to establish trust
Practical but stunning!!!
Don't try to palm this off as a Frank Lloyd Wright designed house, you scurvy real-tor.
This isn't a Wright designed home. Crap music, too. Please.
Very nice home and site!
Frank Lloyd Wright "light" knock off.
Wouldn't mind being able to live there!
This time I won't criticize the period/style of the music.
False advertising. Don't call it a "Frank Lloyd Wright Stunner" when it is not his design. If you wanted to say "influenced by" I could live with that.
Misleading title. Clearly not FLW.
Definitely not a Frank Lloyd Wright house. Cheap of you to use his name.
Fitchburg Wi "Wright" influenced home
HUGE! Something ( or someplace) for everyone and everything!
So often, we see descriptions like 'stunner' and wonder if the agent's idea of stunning is similar to our own. Here is a home that truly deserves the moniker!
I love your use of Steadicam in combination with zoom to create the illusion of movement. The whole video flows and really feels like I was walking through the house. And what a house!
IT'S NOT FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT!
I concur with Buck Olsen: This house was however designed by a student "Aaron Green". Who in turn studied under Herb Fritz the last student to study under FLW. That does not make this a Frank Lloyd Wright in any way shape or form. Secondly, I can point to at least 4, if not 5 of Wrights most stunning works that Mr Green ripped off to produce this very mediocre reproduction.
1. The stonework is a direct rip off of Falling water.
2. The living area and sitting area are Palmer and Beuhler house rip offs.
3. The galley kitchen design stolen straight out of the Beuhler house
4. FLW would hide the garage, not put it right out in front so you see that first
5. Wright hid the front door as well
6. Lighting... Recessed perimeter ambient lighting. In case Mr Green missed was FLWs' signature.
7. In defense of Mr Green he did get the proper roof slope down.
8. However adding that too as being a rip off of the Robie house. (or for that matter... Anything from Wrights' "Prairie" period)
Ok... I have to stop now because when I got to the bathroom at the end of the video and saw the cherokee red tiles, and the polished concrete floor with the cherokee red triangle my head exploded. While I appreciate that the designer may have been trying to pay an hommage to FLW, I must remind the poster of this video, that you have called this a "Frank Lloyd Wright stunner". In the real world that's false advertising. This house is at most a beautiful house but unfortunately, an uninspired hommage to what is arguably Americas greatest architect.
YES! YES! YES!
On all counts! High end, spacious, comfortable with a great lot/landscaping, but disassociate this from any FLW connection (too many times removed).
Click-bait! Sorry.
Limestone walls do not a Frank Lloyd Wright house make.
ok house, NOT A FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT HOUSE.....oops inside voice.
perfectly stated
I could see it was a fake as soon as I saw the approach to the door, then went to check the description to see it's just "inspired by". 😡
beautiful
" 2238 Branson, Fitchburg, WI. *Non-Frank Lloyd Wright Bummer* " (ftfy)
Noooooooo! This is not Frank Lloyd Wright!
If it's a FLW home, maybe you should tell us about the history of it. There's only few left.
It is not FLW
Yeah, that's it make a phony claim with a blurry video and crappy music.
That house has a garage and Wright never designed houses with garages. This is not a Frank Lloyd Wright home.
Wrong
Garage? No way this is Wright!
Wright would have puked to this . 🤮🤮🤮
This home is for sale. For more information see the listing website.
THIS IS NOT A FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT HOUSE!!!!!! Maybe a late work of Howard Roark?
This "house" has absolutely nothing to do with Frank Lloyd Wright, his legacy or any other relationship to Wright. This is false advertising and the realtor should be ashamed to claim that it is. But I guess that what many realtors do. Lie about anything to make a sale.
Not true
WTF? Not FLW!!! Liars.