Treading the Boards with Mies and Farnsworth

We’ve been subscribers to the New Yorker for years and we can always tell when we’re in one of those incredibly busy periods in our lives when we have a six month old stack of them, each completely unread (except for maybe the cartoons and movie reviews). Hence, why we found out about Paul Goldberger‘s piece about the new play, “The Glass House,” by way of Archinect. It’s from the Talk of the Town section in this week’s issue about creating a play about one of Mies van der Rohe‘s most famous buildings, The Farnsworth House.