Landis Gores House

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The Landis Gores House is a modernist residence in New Canaan, Connecticut, designed by architect Landis Gores and recognized as a key example of the Harvard Five’s influential mid-20th-century residential architecture.

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instanceOf modernist residence
single-family house
work of architecture
architect Landis Gores NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle International Style
Modernism
associatedWith Harvard Five NERFINISHED
country United States
era mid-20th century
hasCulturalContext postwar American suburban development
hasFeature extensive glazing
flat or low-pitched roof
integration with landscape
open-plan interior
rectilinear volumes
strong indoor-outdoor connection
hasMaterial glass
stone
wood
influencedBy Bauhaus modernism NERFINISHED
European modernist architecture
locatedIn Connecticut
Fairfield County, Connecticut
New Canaan, Connecticut NERFINISHED
United States
partOf New Canaan modern houses NERFINISHED
regionallySignificantIn New England modern architecture
significance important example of Harvard Five domestic work
key example of mid-20th-century modern residential architecture
usedFor residential

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Harvard Five houses hasPart Landis Gores House