A master of modern architecture, Philip Johnson designed this building for the campus of Muhlenberg College. Its main feature is the 220-foot, glass-ceilinged galleria, which serves as a thoroughfare. The building also houses a theater/auditorium, lecture/recital hall, art gallery space, studios for painting, drawing, and sculpture, class and seminar rooms, faculty offices, music studios, and practice/rehearsal rooms. More here and here, and in the November 1977 issue of Architectural Record, if you can get your hands on it.
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I get to go to work in this building every day, as the marketing manager for Muhlenberg's Theatre & Dance Department. It's a privilege.
Thanks for the nod!
Thanks for chiming in, Scott. For the record, T.I.C.'s headquarters are not nearly as impressive.
I love these photos, brings me back.
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