reflect the many facets of the architecture, art, landscaping and other features of the estate. When the Visitor Center opened, each of the screens was running a video loop of between two and 20 minutes, centered on a different theme, with a quotation from Johnson, Whitney, or their friends or colleagues. Along with regular tours, special tours are offered for architects and for artists and museum curators. The latter tours may spend extra time in the Painting Gallery and Sculpture Gallery. See also Booth House, Johnson's first residential commission & a stylistic precursor to the Glass House Farnsworth House Harvard Five Landis Gores House List of National Historic Landmarks in Connecticut Manitoga National Register of Historic Places listings in Fairfield County, Connecticut Noyes House Richard and Geraldine Hodgson House, across the street from Glass House Urban Glass House, Johnson's final commission, inspired by the Glass House References Further reading Dream House: An Intimate Portrait of the Philip Johnson Glass House by Adele Tutter, 2016, University of Virginia Press External links Official site Splendor in The Glass. Time. Retrieved March 2021. Philip Johnson buildings Houses in New Canaan, Connecticut Modernist architecture in Connecticut Museums in Fairfield County, Connecticut Historic house museums in Connecticut Art museums and galleries in Connecticut Open-air museums in Connecticut Architecture museums in the United States Houses completed in 1949 National Historic Landmarks in Connecticut Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Connecticut National Trust for Historic Preservation National Register of Historic Places in Fairfield County, Connecticut