Organic Architecture: Houses Growing from the Site Itself

Design a house in the manner of Frank Lloyd Wright's organic architecture, built of stone quarried on its own site so the building appears to be an outcrop of the hill rather than an object placed upon it. Compose rough ledge-stone walls laid in irregular horizontal courses matching the local strata, a low sheltering roof, an existing boulder left protruding through the terrace paving, native trees pressing close, dappled forest light, eye-level three-quarter view from below the house, 35mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K