Philip Johnson Residence Glass House interior Philip Johnson, architect 1949

Philip Johnson

To furnish the home, the pair relied on pieces they already had, like a black-and-white table by Superstudio that Jeremy found abandoned on New York’s Lower East Side, and sourced pieces secondhand, like black Spaghetti chairs by Giandomenico Belotti for Fly Line that surround a LC6 table on the...

Introduction The Glass House stands as one of the seminal works of the American architect Philip Johnson. Many consider the Glass House to have launched his career, and helped him introduce new architectural discourses that have significantly shaped the understanding of 20th-century architecture. Initially following the steps of the renowned German architect Mies van der […]

Location: Rockefeller Guest House - 242 East 52nd Street New York, NY Architecture: Philip Johnson (in association wi...

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