Olfactory Reconstruction of Philip Johnson's Glass House
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“Olfactory Reconstruction of Philip Johnson's Glass House” by Jorge Otero-Pailos.
- For his 2008 "olfactory reconstruction of Philip Johnson's Glass House," architect and preservation theorist Jorge Otero-Pailos sought to create a perfume that would accurately reproduce the smell of the Glass House, complete with period leathers, the barest hint of then-trendy aftershaves, and the pervasive scent of cigar smoke from an era of heavy nicotine use. --bldgblog
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