And yet, Frank Lloyd Wright made the wrong concrete choices at Falling Water. If he couldn't get it right then the average Joe won't get it right either.
Classic architect|designer fubar .. this is why they're great at conceptual design and mostly much weaker than they'd admit at pragmatic functional structural engineering.
Not all architects, to be clear, some really know their foundations but...
His buildings are known for being high-maintenance. I've had houses with 70-year-old concrete foundations that are perfectly functional.
I never claimed Frank Lloyd Wright knew more than the Romans..
Don’t blame Wright. The builder changed the design and didn’t pick the right concrete.