Harvard Five houses

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Harvard Five houses are a group of influential mid-20th-century Modernist residences in New Canaan, Connecticut, designed by architects associated with Harvard’s Graduate School of Design.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural ensemble
group of buildings
architecturalStyle Mid-century modern
Modernist architecture
associatedWith Eliot Noyes
Harvard Five
linked to: Harvard Five houses

John M. Johansen
Landis Gores
Marcel Breuer
Philip Johnson
category Architectural history of New England
Modernist houses in Connecticut
country United States
designFeature flat or low-pitched roofs
integration with landscape
large expanses of glass
minimal ornamentation
open floor plans
era post–World War II
hasPart Eliot Noyes House
John M. Johansen House
Landis Gores House
Marcel Breuer House (New Canaan)
Philip Johnson Hodgson House
influencedBy Bauhaus
International Style architecture
linked to: International Style
locatedIn Fairfield County, Connecticut
New Canaan, Connecticut
namedAfter Harvard Graduate School of Design
notableFor experimental residential design
influence on suburban modern houses in the United States
partOf Modernist architecture in New Canaan
relatedTo Glass House (New Canaan)
linked to: Glass House

Harvard Five architects
linked to: Harvard Five houses
significantIn development of Modernist domestic design
history of American residential architecture
significantPeriod mid-20th century
usedMaterial glass
steel
wood

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Harvard Five houses associatedWith Harvard Five
linked to: Harvard Five houses
Harvard Five houses relatedTo Harvard Five architects
linked to: Harvard Five houses