Philip Johnson

Social : None | End a program of study 1927 (Graduated from Harvard) | Social : None | End a program of study 1930 (Earned A.B. in architectural history) | Work : None | New Career 1932 (Director of MoMA Dept. of Architecture,) | Social : None | Begin a program of study 1940 (Harvard School of Design) | Social : None | End a program of study 1943 (Received B. Architecture) | Social : None | End a program of study 1946 (Practiced in Cambridge) | Work : None | End Major Project 1949 (Designed his own residence) | Health : None | Change in Appearance 1950 (Started wearing spectacles) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1958 (New Yorks Seagram Building) | Relationship : None | Begin significant relationship 1960 (David Whitney) | Work : None | Contracts, agreements 1964 (Worked with Richard Foster, three years) | Work : None | Prize 1979 (Pritzker Architecture Prize) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1982 (Chippendale Skyscraper) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1984 (PPG Building) | Work : None | Retired 1989 (Semi-retired) | : None | Death, Cause unspecified 25 January 2005 (age 98 in New Canaan, CT) | Traits : Personality | Articulate | Traits : Personality | Humorous, Witty | Diagnoses : Psychological | Nervous Breakdown (Three to four years) | Family : Relationship | Cohabitation more than 3 yrs (Since 1960) | Family : Relationship | Mate - Same sex (David Whitney) | Lifestyle : Work | Mentor/Tutor (Mies Van Der Rohe) | Passions : Sexuality | Homosexual male | Personal : Death | Long life more than 80 yrs (98 years) | Vocation : Art | Art critic | Vocation : Building Trades | Architect/ Planner | Vocation : None | Director (Museum) | Vocation : Writers | Textbook/ Non-fiction (Historian) | Notable : Famous | Top 5% of Profession