Hello...if you have a Bucket List this MUST be on it! Visiting these incredible home is simply amazing! Make it so... Go the distance... Words...just don't fit...the feelings...the views...the use of light an lines...so very simple, yet eloquent design...will leave you speechless... Thanks again Mr Tom...
Another wonderful job young man. I love history and I love how you're bringing the history of the Northeast and Pennsylvania to life. In this subscribers opinion this is the best production for a video that you've ever done. I certainly understand when you are on location filming you are at the mercy of the location gods as far as background noise and such. Anyway sir great job. Keep doing what you're doing you're really onto something.
Great video, but please, in future, check pronunciations. It’s Min-eh-tonka, MN. and that was the most unusual pronounciation of Taliesin I’ve ever heard. (It’s Welsh). But all of that aside, great and very interesting presentation. You obviously put a lot of work into it
Hey thank you for taking the time to watch and provide your honest thoughts. I will admit I have a bad tendency to butcher names beyond Western Pennsylvania. Curse my yinzerism. Since the time of making this video I have felt I've improved on pronouncing Wright names do to becoming increasingly familiar with the man and his work. I hope to have Part 3 of this series out this Spring, will focus on the construction of Fallingwater. Stay tuned.
@@RedoubtProductions1754 Speaking of Fallingwater, that is one house that relocating would be a travesty. That would never happen though. But just hope the developers stays far away from the surrouding land in future years.
Tear down a great piece of architecture so you can replace it with cheap ugly houses. Anything for money. Just glad that there are people out there that tries to save them. A shame the land they were design for has been taken away.
I am always delighted to hear of another Wright house being saved. Polymath Park seem such a wonderful place.
Hello...if you have a Bucket List this MUST be on it!
Visiting these incredible home is simply amazing!
Make it so...
Go the distance...
Words...just don't fit...the feelings...the views...the use of light an lines...so very simple, yet eloquent design...will leave you speechless...
Thanks again Mr Tom...
Another wonderful job young man. I love history and I love how you're bringing the history of the Northeast and Pennsylvania to life. In this subscribers opinion this is the best production for a video that you've ever done. I certainly understand when you are on location filming you are at the mercy of the location gods as far as background noise and such. Anyway sir great job. Keep doing what you're doing you're really onto something.
Interesting video. Polymath Park is definitely one of a kind.
Very nice! I wasn't aware of Polymath Park, but it sounds interesting. I'll have to pay a visit. Thanks!
Very nice of you to post these ❤
Great video, but please, in future, check pronunciations. It’s Min-eh-tonka, MN. and that was the most unusual pronounciation of Taliesin I’ve ever heard. (It’s Welsh). But all of that aside, great and very interesting presentation. You obviously put a lot of work into it
Hey thank you for taking the time to watch and provide your honest thoughts. I will admit I have a bad tendency to butcher names beyond Western Pennsylvania. Curse my yinzerism. Since the time of making this video I have felt I've improved on pronouncing Wright names do to becoming increasingly familiar with the man and his work. I hope to have Part 3 of this series out this Spring, will focus on the construction of Fallingwater. Stay tuned.
@@RedoubtProductions1754 Speaking of Fallingwater, that is one house that relocating would be a travesty. That would never happen though. But just hope the developers stays far away from the surrouding land in future years.
Tear down a great piece of architecture so you can replace it with cheap ugly houses. Anything for money. Just glad that there are people out there that tries to save them. A shame the land they were design for has been taken away.