11/04/2026
Philip Johnson, photographed in 1964 by Bruce Davidson, sits in front of his iconic Glass House, designed in 1949. Located in New Canaan, Connecticut, the Glass House is a hallmark of modernist architecture, reflecting Johnson’s commitment to simplicity and transparency. This structure, with its open plan and floor-to-ceiling glass walls, exemplifies the International Style and blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior spaces. Johnson’s Glass House remains a significant work, influencing architects and designers worldwide.