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Long before indoor-outdoor living became a hallmark of modern architecture, pioneers like Richard Neutra, Rudolph Schindler, and Frank Lloyd Wright were designing homes that seamlessly blend into the landscape and use it as an extension of the interior spaces. Wright arguably mastered the idea more completely than anyone, creating residences that seemed to grow directly from their natural surroundings. For Fallingwater in Pennsylvania, the architect enlisted builder Walter J. Hall…
