Tomorrow's Houses: New England Modernism
"What I love most about this book, ...the rich photographs come alive,  it feels as if you could step right into the homes." Joseph Truini This Old House  --hardwareaisle.thisoldhouse.com/2011/04/modernism-beautifully-revealed.html#more"I'm eagerly awaiting this beautifully shot tribute to early modernist architecture, especially the Bauhaus-influenced house Gropius designed for his family." Reed Krakoff, NYTimes.com--tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/04/01/material-man/"don't know much about 20th c. architecture in New England... you might  like looking at cool 20th houses in colour"- WowHaus--wowhaus.co.uk/2011/05/19/new-book-tomorrows-houses-new-england-modernism-by-alexander-gorlin-and-geoffrey-gross/"I usually like Modern(but), its interiors often leave me cold.Mr. Gorlin's book changed that. It is a feast of beauty&warmth..leaving me to imagine how wonderful it must be to live in any of them."--nysocialdiary.com/node/1906432"Why did modern architecture take root in this region of colonial homes&entrenched tradition?" asks Gorlin. He traces its roots to the Puritan cult of honesty&simplicity...- FORM--formmag.net/michael-webb/tag/tomorrows-houses“This book’s lush, panoramic photography is the next-best thing to a road trip to visit all of the region’s modernist homes.” ~Details“Take a look atTomorrow’s Houses: New England Modernism.Architect and critic Alexander Gorlin shows us twenty-seven houses from Maine to Connecticut designed by such mid-twentieth century luminaries as Frank Lloyd Wright, Philip Johnson, Mies Van der Rohe and Walter Gropius… Geoffrey Gross’s photographs show the houses at their very best, both inside and out.” ~New England Home“And now, thanks to a brand-new book,Tomorrow’s Houses: New England Modernism, this important piece of American architectural history is available to all, and preserved for the ages… What I love most about the book, however, is its horizontal format. When flopped open to a two-page spread—which measures an amazing 22 inches wide!—the rich photographs come alive, and it feels as if you could step right into the homes.” ~This Old House“…rounds up the greats (Walter Gropius, Philip Johnson, Marcel Breuer) while paying tribute to George Howe’s Fortune Rock and Serge Chermayeff’s house and studio.” ~Elle Decor“Architect Alexander Gorlin has assembled an unusual and thoroughly delightful survey of the modernist houses dotting states from Connecticut to Maine.” ~Interior Design