Fallingwater Institute Program
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Who is eligible?
High school students in grades 9–12 (and some gap-year students). No prior experience required. -
What do students do and learn?
Engage in hands-on design studios, including drawing, model-making, and design thinking inspired by Fallingwater and Frank Lloyd Wright’s principles. -
When is it held?
Week-long sessions during the summer, typically from late June through early August. -
Where is it held?
At Fallingwater in Mill Run, Pennsylvania, with studio spaces on site. Students stay in the High Meadow residence also on site. -
Why attend?
Gain immersive exposure to architecture and design, build portfolio-ready work, learn from professionals, and study in a globally significant architectural setting. - Cost?
Approximately $1,500 per week, which includes housing, meals, materials, and instruction.