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Recreate one of the most iconic masterpieces of modern architecture with this The Glass House BIM model, originally designed by Philip Johnson.

Features

  • Fully developed in Autodesk Revit 2026
  • Editable BIM model.
  • Ideal for architectural analysis and case studies.
  • Suitable for rendering, visualization, and BIM documentation.
  • Excellent reference for studying modern architecture and the innovative use of glass and steel.

Perfect ForArchitecture and engineering students.Architects and designers.Revit and BIM training.Modern architecture research and analysis.Rendering and presentation projects.

Note: This product is an independently created BIM reference model intended for educational and study purposes. It does not include the original construction drawings and is not an official product or publication by Philip Johnson or The Glass House.

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Autodesk Revit<br />File Size: 19.5 MB
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Autodesk FBX<br />File Size: 7.91 MB
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