The opening of the 3D “No Glasses” Frank Lloyd Wright Film, “Fallingwater in 3D” at The Pittsburgh International Airport.

Rembrandt 3D re-mastered and converted the Ken Love film, with content of never before seen 3D seasonal shots of the house. The film is narrated from edited excerpts of early Frank Lloyd Wright recorded descriptions of the house, and his Organic architecture philosophy.

Julia C. a local Architectural student, was amazed at the richness of the 3d depth in the ‘up the creek shots’, looking at the house from below the waterfall. “ You are given the amazing perspective of being able to view the house in 3D from angles that no visitor is able to get too. These shots give one a completely new appreciation of the magnificent balance between the horizontal and vertical masses of the building. And the fall color shots are simply breathtaking. This belongs in a museum.”

Ken Love, an Emmy award winning documentary film producer, has spent 22 years developing the artistic skills needed to portray Wright’s masterpiece, and had this to say about his film.

“Since 1994, I have made 6 films about Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture. The quest has been how to convey Mr. Wright’s principle of “Organic Architecture” through the moving image. With the superb guidance of Steve Blumenthal and John Pecora from Rembrandt3D, l’ve achieved this – making a Frank Lloyd Wright film like no other. Viewers watching it on the NO-GLASSES 3D Rembrandt TV will experience Wright’s architecture through the sense of space, dimension and nature, as he intended it. “ Ken Love

Lynda Waggoner, Fallingwater’s Director and Vice President of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy commented, “Ken Love’s “Fallingwater in 3D” exceeded all expectations. The presentation on the Rembrandt 3DTV, glasses-free LCD monitor really impressed us with its depth image quality and its adherence to Wright’s vision of architecture as a 3D visual experience.”

The permanent display is centrally located at the lower level escalator access to the Baggage Carousels, next to Starbucks. The Fallingwater exhibit features a 3 dimensional 1/100(?) scale model of the House in its natural surroundings. This 3’x’3’x3’ exact replica of the house provides the viewer with a visual reference for the organic nature of the ‘integration’, of the house with creek, ravine and waterfalls.

As regards the current Fallingwater 3D, Ken Love film, Stephen Blumenthal, Rembrandt 3D C.E.O. said the following;

As a marriage of art and science, this is the best 3DASD depth – remastering and conversion we have achieved to date. The 3D impact is profound as the beauty of Fallingwater is visually inspiring like no other. We have held true to Wright’s vision and have successfully captured the power of the house imagery in 3D. With this film Ken Love has created a historical archive of the beauty of the house for generations to come. We are proud to have contributed to this remarkable work of art.”