Philip Johnson: The Constancy of Change, edited by Emmanuel Petit

By and Thomas Wensing of Meld Architecture Thomas Wensing of Meld Architecture2009-03-04T10:04:00

To be bad, powerful and morally corrupt is extremely attractive. At least, that is what it was to Philip Johnson, architect, narcissist, erstwhile fascist and New York socialite.

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