Volume dedicated to the work and career of the influential architect Philip Johnson, one of the key figures of 20th-century modern architecture. The book is part of a collection that documents great contemporary architects and offers a visual and analytical journey through their most representative projects.

Through photographs, plans, and critical commentary, the work shows the evolution of Johnson's style, from international modernism to more personal and eclectic proposals. It also provides context about his influences and his impact on the development of modern architecture, allowing an understanding of both his formal language and his historical significance.

Published in 1972

- Format: Hardcover
- Publisher: Simon and Schuster
- Text: English
- Dimensions: 20cm (width) x 26cm (height) x 1.5cm (thickness)

Vintage book containing minor signs of use and age.