’60 glass house

I’ve been quite short on words lately, more than usual that is . One more exams and first session of grad school is over. The good part is that these exams are easy peasy, comparing  with the ones in college, switching fields was one great idea ( from finance & co to online marketing),  especially if you enjoyed it more and actually have a bit of experience in the later one. 

 The not so good part is that I didn’t actually learn anything new until now, well, besides a couple of Photoshop tools. Hopefully next semester will be different, will a have a course on blogs, that should be interesting considering that I’m running 2 at the moment, for almost five respectively two years. 

Also,  I’m working on a new and exciting project, can’t wait to share it with you. 

Ohh well, enough about that. I’m absolutely loving this rebuilt midcentury house. Unfortunately it was destroyed by a fire but it was rebuilted by , editor in chief of Town & Country magazine,Jay Fielden, and his wife, Yvonne Orteig Fielden.  Built in the 1960, designed by James Evans, a protégé of Louis Kahn’s, the house is a sturdy example of Connecticut’s storied collection of glass houses.

You can see more on The New York Times.