Kengo Kuma & Associates Glass/Wood House

www.architecturalrecord.com/ The client shows us Kengo Kuma's addition to a 1950s New Canaan, Connecticut, house designed by local architect John Black Lee. Architectural Record first featured the original house in a 1957 issue.

[@eliah_B]

Love the house...

[@carriebrous1493]

Wonderful!

[@blackmamba1921]

Beautiful

[@shinvergil]

Its good. Kengo is good. I dislike how people try to oversell architecture. I guess it works for most people.

[@paulpeterson4320]

I have 50s magazines with this house featured.

[@kongthai..]

Gosh! How do you clean such a vast house.

[@marketonclose]

Where are the solar panels?

[@user-ef5or6oi2w]

How much energy such a glass house consumes?

[@cettejuste4398]

how many birds fly into the glass

[@mrbigolnuts3041]

Old Japanese proverb "beneath all good architecture, there should be a pile of dead birds"

[@ciaranocallaghan171]

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How perfect is that window frit for a library?

[@ciaranocallaghan171]

Doggo at 2:03

[@ManualeFaiDaTecom]

I don't want to clean the glass! You Need to pay a team of full time cleaner to keep clean it. Madness

[@mrbigolnuts3041]

"don't call attention to the architecture, just let it flow" but what about the architects ego?

[@elizabethzieman1059]

Must cost a fortune to heat & cool.

[@kayem3824]

Isn't it scary at nights?

[@mrbigolnuts3041]

Didn't you see the guard dog?

[@paulpeterson4320]

Looking at something this beautiful and all you see is the negative. What a bore you must be.

[@kayem3824]

@@paulpeterson4320 Beautiful? We didn't see the form from the outside to judge. It has clean and elegant finishes in the ordinary minimalist way, with the same cliches, like white walls.