2008 Design / Production Client Management Mills College Art Museum and Yale University Press, 2008 Featured in Dwell magazine as a must have for any architectural afficianado. Revisiting The Glass House chronicles the changing perspectives of architectural utopia as reinterpreted by contemporary artists. Representing a wide variety of media, this book challenges the ideas of the societal ideal as perceived 60 years ago?what we hoped for, our successes, our failures, our resolve. The design of the book mirrors these perspec- tives through shifting compositions in paragraph form. It is rigid, forceful, and stark. At key moments, the typography creates fissures in the overall structure of the book through the composition of the page. The justified paragraphs represent the rigidity of architecture, but as ideas about architecture and society evolve, so do the paragraph shapes as they shift significantly the left or right.
