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In Memory of Philip Johnson
Houston, TX - groovehouse - Thursday, January 25th, 2007 : goo
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On this day, January 25th, in 2005 famed architect Philip Johnson passed away, he was 98 years old. Houston is fortunate to be graced with several wonderful buildings designed by Philip Johnson. Two of these are picture above, The University of St. Thomas and The Chapel of St. Thomas. He also designed two amazing landmarks here in the city, The Williams Tower formerly known as The Transco Tower which stands proud and tall in The Galleria/Uptown area of Houston. He also designed the Bank Of America Center which is located downtown. If you have Philip Johnson buildings in your town, I encourage you to post them in this thread or to make your own!
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Philip Johnson
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Johnson
Williams Tower Info
www.houstonarchitecture.info/Building/542/Williams_Tower.php
Bank of America Center
www.houstonarchitecture.info/Building/523/Bank_of_America_Center.php
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joey: 26th Jan 2007 - 04:43 GMT
i say, god bless you mr. johnson. thanks for all the great ar·chi·tec·ture.
James: 21st Jan 2008 - 07:41 GMT
It is called the Chapel of St. Basil, not St. Thomas... Simple mistake though. Great compilation of photos!
wiliams tower = transco : 15th May 2009 - 19:40 GMT
The Williams Tower is one of the most wonderful buildings in Houston ,Texas I love the design of the 1983 building so do Ilove the bank of America design in great memory of Philip Johnson for ever be remember sincerely Cesar Santana
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