Apparently Norman Foster and Robert A.M. Stern, FAIA, are old friends since their days at Yale Architecture. Now is your chance to be a fly on the wall as they chat at one of the most famous houses in America, Philip Johnson’s Glass House, on October 27. The evening, which costs $350 to attend and benefits the house’s preservation fund, includes dinner and plenty of Krug Champagne. See the Glass House website for registration information.
An Evening With Norman Foster and Robert A.M. Stern at the Glass House

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