Fallingwater Institute adds four timber ‘portals’

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Paul Ringstrom
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Fallingwater Institute adds four timber ‘portals’

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SDR
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Nice to see several additional photos of the completed project. Previous discussion here:

http://savewright.org/wright_chat/viewt ... 7&start=45

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