Landis Gores

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Landis Gores was a prominent American architect and member of the Harvard Five, known for his influential mid-century modern residential designs in New Canaan, Connecticut.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architect
human
associatedWith Eliot Noyes
Harvard Five
linked to: Harvard Five houses

John M. Johansen
Marcel Breuer
Philip Johnson
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Harvard Graduate School of Design
Harvard University
familyName Gores
fieldOfWork architecture
modernist residential design
residential architecture
genre glass-and-steel residential architecture
mid-century modern houses
givenName Landis
hasWorkIn Connecticut
New Canaan, Connecticut
United States of America
influenced New Canaan modernist house design
postwar American residential architecture
memberOf Harvard Five
linked to: Harvard Five houses
movement Mid-century modern
Modern architecture
name Landis Gores
nationality American
notableFor contributions to New Canaan’s modernist architecture
influential mid-century modern residential designs
notableWork Gores Pavilion
Landis Gores House
mid-century modern residential designs in New Canaan, Connecticut
occupation architect
partOf New Canaan modern architecture movement
placeOfActivity Fairfield County, Connecticut
New Canaan, Connecticut
residence New Canaan, Connecticut
style International Style
mid-century modernism
workLocation Connecticut
New Canaan, Connecticut
United States of America

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Harvard Five houses associatedWith Landis Gores
Landis Gores name Landis Gores
Landis Gores House architect Landis Gores
John M. Johansen hasColleague Landis Gores