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Qube Design
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Qube Design is please to offer you a faithful reproduction of Frank Lloyd Wright's Kaufmann resdience, Falling Water. I worked from the 'as built' plans, and took it as far as I could within the confines of 180 Wright Way, a 40 x 30 lot. Minor plan changes were made to the second floor to accommodate the narrow lot, but I was still able to deliver the two bedrooms, two baths, master dressing room and hallway (including 2nd floor entrance) as built in 1935.


 

This home has been specifically designed for 180 Wright Way. Minor changes may need to be made to the waterfall feature. This classic residence is fairly faithful to the original design, with a large flagstone living room, dining alcove, kitchen with with adjoining play room on the main floor and the many decks that make this home so utterly famous. The second floor features a large master bedroom with adjoining dressing room and bath, a second bedroom and bath, and the original second floor entrance as built in the original house. The third floor rounds out with a large study, third bedroom and bath. There are stairs from the living room down to the plunge pool and waterfall as originally built.


 

Qube Design is offering this home prior to decoration and landscaping so that your Sims can put their personal stamp on this masterpiece. Custom content includes Mediterraneo fencing for the balcony railings and Beams Nova for the trellis from Sims Lu Lamai, and set Agapimu for the stair railing. The windows and doors are from the Crusade collection by Cyclonesue at TSR.


 

Details:


 

Lot: 40 x 30 - 180 Wright Way


 

Price: $159,876 Unfurnished


 

Price: $164,707 Furnished


 

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?ztkwtzh30mo









Please let me know what you think!


Paul

Qube Design

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October 16, 2009 at 12:38 AM Flag Quote & Reply

GillianIvy
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Wow!  I love that house.  I was going to attempt to make it, you did an incredible job.  Have you ever been there?  Pictures cannot entirely express how amazing that place is.  One of the coolest structures ever.

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October 16, 2009 at 8:29 AM Flag Quote & Reply

bulfrog
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Oooo... I love this house! It is a great place to visit if you get a chance!


This is lovely reproduction work! I think FLW himself would have loved it!

October 16, 2009 at 9:04 AM Flag Quote & Reply

Qube Design
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Hi,


 

Here are the website links for the items used from Sims Lu Lamai:


 

Ventana 2: (window which is the pass-thru in the kitchen):


 

 

http://jugamos.foroactivo.net/meshes-f142/una-ventana-media-pared-t1279.htm#10984


Agapimu: (white stucco stair railing):


 

http://jugamos.foroactivo.net/meshes-f142/set-agapimu-t1268.htm#10825


 

Beams Nova: (used to make the trellises):


 

http://jugamos.foroactivo.net/meshes-f142/mi-patio-en-el-campo-t1245.htm#10574


 

Set Mediterraneo: (contains the white stucco fence used as balcony railings):


 

http://jugamos.foroactivo.net/meshes-f142/set-mediterraneo-t1223.htm#10330


 

I know the Spanish website can be difficult to navigate through, I hope this helps.


 

Thanks!

Paul

 

Qube Design

 


October 16, 2009 at 10:59 AM Flag Quote & Reply

SuperPogimon
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Qube Design, this is beautiful. I only see the Falling Water in front elevation. This is the first time i saw the aerial view of it, in SIms 3 style :wink:. You must also have the actual tile pattern they used on the wall/column finishings :D

October 16, 2009 at 11:33 AM Flag Quote & Reply

GillianIvy
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I had these links in my bookmarks for when I was thinking of attempting such a feat.  ;D  So if anyone wants to go look at the original design, there they are.  Check the second link, it had a real neat detailing of it.  Someone made a 360 deg rendering movie of it which looks so awesome.


Bulfrog, you've been there too?  Cool.  I went when I was growing up, my mom took us out there.  I was totally in love with the place.

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October 16, 2009 at 10:50 PM Flag Quote & Reply

bulfrog
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Yes and I loved it. I remember my sister's boyfriend was with us as well (for some unknown reason). When I saw this I looked up their site... they now have a Lego kit for it too! LOL

October 17, 2009 at 12:21 AM Flag Quote & Reply

Qube Design
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Thanks for the links, GillianIvy.  I checked out the rendering movie of it - amazing!!!

October 17, 2009 at 6:15 PM Flag Quote & Reply

GillianIvy
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I know.  I watched it a couple times.  Wished she had that stuff available to put in the Sims game!  lols!  I think in Simlish now.....

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