Hilary Lewis

Philip Johnson: Architecture as Art
Curated by Hilary Lewis, this show presents Philip Johnson's final 15 years of design. These projects underscore Johnson's belief in the artistic basis for architecture. Essay by Lewis.

Mitchell Giurgola Architects
Contributed the thematic essays for this monograph that examines the process of architecture and its impact on the environment. Introduction by Mildred F. Schmertz, FAIA.

Gund Partnership: The Master Architect Series
Contributed essay on collaboration and the making of architecture for this extensive volume on the work of Gund Partnership -- the firm founded by Graham Gund of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Introduction by Paul Goldberger.

HINES: A Legacy of Quality in the Built Environment
Lewis wrote key essay on expansion of firm beyond the borders of Houston, where the company began in 1957. Contributors include: Paul Goldberger, Robert A.M. Stern and David Childs.

THINK New York: A Ground Zero Diary
This volume presents the challenges of producing a master plan for lower Manhattan, as opposed to providing pure architectural solutions for the former site of the World Trade Center. The book showcases the ideas and designs of THINK, a team of top architects who were finalists in the master-planning competition at Ground Zero. Published by The Images Publishing Group in fall 2006. Co-authored by Lewis and Roman Vinoly.

The Architecture of Philip Johnson
This volume presents the full six-decade portfolio of Philip Johnson, one of American architecture's most influential figures. Hilary Lewis summarizes Johnson's career and significance in an extensive lead essay. This large-format publication has sumptuous photographs by Richard Payne and additional text by architect Stephen Fox.

Philip Johnson: The Architect in His Own Words
This oral history of Johnson's expereinces in architecture is captivating. The famed architect gives the backstory on such notable projects as the Glass House in New Canaan, Connecticut, New York's Museum of Modern Art, and the signature AT&T building in Manhattan. Co-authored with John O'Connor and published by Rizzoli International Publications, the book received the AIA International Architecture Book Award.