Mäntylä, meaning 'of the pines,' was designed by Wright in 1952 and features dramatic angles and, of course, an homage to nature. The newest addition to the Frank Lloyd Wright collection in the Laurel Highlands is the Mäntylä House in Polymouth Park. A large outdoor sculpture garden is also present on the grounds. The rest of the open floor plan utilizes cantilevered overhangs and a great expanse of glass that make you feel as though you're one with nature. A completely functional kitchen is central to the foundations architectural design, while stonewalls anchor this privately owned residence. Tidewater red cypress and native fieldstone are its core elements. Settled in the crest of the hill-this culmination of organic architecture and elegant living space makes the home appear as if it were one with the mountain.

Two-thousand glorious feet above the Youghiogheny River sits yet another Frank Lloyd Wright masterwork. The resort also includes the Balter and Blum Houses, built for Pittsburgh industrialists by Wright apprentice Peter Berndtson. The Duncan House Polymath Park Resort is just 15 miles from Fallingwater and 30 miles from Kentuck Knob. Polymath Park Resort is situated on more than 100 tranquil and scenic wooded acres including miles of hiking trails and a peaceful reflecting pond. Natural colors and fabrics are used to reflect Wright's dedication to the preservation of nature and its integration with indoor spaces. Recessed lighting, built-in cabinetry and geometric styling are obvious throughout the home.

The house's floor plan includes Wright's trademark open living/dining area with a natural stone fireplace as its focal point. It is one of only four Frank Lloyd Wright homes in the U.S. Wright-designed Duncan House at Polymath Park Resort is nestled deep in the heart of the Laurel Highlands in Acme, Pa., about 90 minutes from Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Celebrates Juneteenth Freedom Day

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