Houses as art
Subtitle: a special issue
By: by Paul Goldberger.
Publisher: New York Times
Published: 1995
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 76
Subjects: Dwellings -- United States; Architecture, Domestic -- United States; Architecture -- United States -- 20th century; Architects -- United States; Interior decoration -- United States; Art -- United States
Notes: "Rich patrons once commissioned great portraits or concertos. Now, they ask architects to create homes of lasting stature, the catch: they have to live in the results."

Cover title.

In: The New York Times Magazine, March 12, 1995, section 6.
Table of contents: title: The masterpieces they call home / by Paul Goldberger: Cesar Pelli for an anonymous patron. Antoine Predock for Deedie Rose. Frank Gehry for Peter Lewis. Agrest and Gandelsonas for Richard Ekstract. Fernau and Hartman for Kit and Geraldine Laybourne. Frank Israel for Sharon Drager; title: Greatness by design : the 10 contemporary American houses that matter most to architects; title: Be they never so humble : art houses through the ages; title: Is there an art to a well-placed chair? : Yes. The case for interior design as high culture / by Julie V. Iovine; title: A room with a point of view : ten esthetic principles; title: The trickle-down theory of architecture / by Witold Rybczynski.