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mieke’s essay on gaston bachelard — the phenomenology of the imagination « luctor et emergo
Mieke from Ghent, Belgium sent me the following text after a brief discussion asking her to contribute a post for this blog: Luctor et Emergo.Book Review: The Glass House
In 1986 Philip Johnson donated his New Canaan, Connecticut estate to the National Trust for Historic Preservation . It opened to the public in 2007, two years after the death of Johnson (at 98, just shy of his 99th birthday) and his companion David Whitney (who died six months later, at the age of 66). Referred to now in its entirety as The Glass House , the "campus" includes ten structures designed by Johnson and built between 1949 and 1995.
The Glass House | Plans
©2012 National Trust for Historic Preservation and The Philip Johnson Glass House 199 Elm Street, New Canaan, CT 06840 203.594.9884 glasshouse@nthp.orgPhilip Johnson's Brick House (image: Andy Romer)
Site Spotlight: Brick House (1949) « The Philip Johnson Glass House Blog
Philip Cortelyou Johnson (July 8, 1906 – January 25, 2005) was an influential [ 1 ] American architect . In 1930, he founded the Department of Architecture and Design at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, and later (1978), as a trustee, he was awarded an American Institute of Architects Gold Medal and the first Pritzker Architecture Prize , [ 2 ] in 1979. He was a student at the Harvard Graduate School of Design .
Philip Johnson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Good afternoon. I am pleased to be here, although this is a bittersweet moment for me, as someone who has visited this extraordinary house on and off for more than thirty-five years, since this is the first time I have been at the Glass House without Philip Johnson being present.
Paul Goldberger: Philip Johnson's Glass House
The Farnsworth House, part 2 / from the hearth to the field
Mies van der Rohe prepared renderings of two early versions of the Farnsworth House, one on the ground and the other raised above it.
The Glass House | Brick House Restoration
The Brick House Restoration Project will serve as a global model for the preservation of Modernist heritage.
Blog » Ready for its Close-Up
Philip Johnson’s Brick House is finally getting its turn in the spotlight.
Philip Johnson was born in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1906 to Homer H. Johnson, a gregarious, successful lawyer, and Louise Pope Johnson, thirty-two, a reserved and well-born intellectual with a deep interest in art who was six years younger than her twice-widowed husband.
Table of Contents and Excerpt, Welch, Philip Johnson & Texas
“Em suma, é preciso confessar que existem dois tipos de leitura: a leitura em animus e a leitura em anima.
Gaston Bachelard Quotes (Author of The Poetics of Space)
Is Philip Johnson's Glass House The Most Beautifully Designed House In The World?
The architect Philip Johnson's Glass House is one of the most important icons of modern architecture.Search Results brick house « The Philip Johnson Glass House Blog
It appeared this winter in the lower lite to the right of the main door—a four to five inch crack almost invisible to the eye, like “a hair in the glass” according to Brendan Tobin, Manager of Buildings and Grounds at the Glass House.Saving Philip Johnson’s Brick House « The Philip Johnson Glass House Blog
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