The Dorothy Shipley White Residence was designed by Philadelphia architects Mitchell/Giurgola Associates in 1962 and constructed in 1963. The residence is a one- and two-story, flat-roofed, stucco-clad concrete block single-family home occupying a wooded one-acre parcel of land fronting Glengarry Road in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood of Northwest Philadelphia. A relatively early commission in their career, the home’s bold modernist design helped reinforce the firm's reputation as a major figure in what had recently been coined the “Philadelphia School."

Excerpted from the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places nomination

The Dorothy Shipley White Residence was designed by Philadelphia architects Mitchell/Giurgola Associates in 1962 and constructed in 1963. The residence is a one- and two-story, flat-roofed, stucco-clad concrete block single-family home occupying a wooded one-acre parcel of land fronting Glengarry Road in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood of Northwest Philadelphia. A relatively early commission in their career, the home’s bold modernist design helped reinforce the firm's reputation as a major figure in what had recently been coined the “Philadelphia School."

Excerpted from the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places nomination

The Dorothy Shipley White Residence was designed by Philadelphia architects Mitchell/Giurgola Associates in 1962 and constructed in 1963. The residence is a one- and two-story, flat-roofed, stucco-clad concrete block single-family home occupying a wooded one-acre parcel of land fronting Glengarry Road in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood of Northwest Philadelphia. A relatively early commission in their career, the home’s bold modernist design helped reinforce the firm's reputation as a major figure in what had recently been coined the “Philadelphia School."

Excerpted from the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places nomination

The Dorothy Shipley White Residence was designed by Philadelphia architects Mitchell/Giurgola Associates in 1962 and constructed in 1963. The residence is a one- and two-story, flat-roofed, stucco-clad concrete block single-family home occupying a wooded one-acre parcel of land fronting Glengarry Road in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood of Northwest Philadelphia. A relatively early commission in their career, the home’s bold modernist design helped reinforce the firm's reputation as a major figure in what had recently been coined the “Philadelphia School."

Excerpted from the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places nomination

The Dorothy Shipley White Residence was designed by Philadelphia architects Mitchell/Giurgola Associates in 1962 and constructed in 1963. The residence is a one- and two-story, flat-roofed, stucco-clad concrete block single-family home occupying a wooded one-acre parcel of land fronting Glengarry Road in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood of Northwest Philadelphia. A relatively early commission in their career, the home’s bold modernist design helped reinforce the firm's reputation as a major figure in what had recently been coined the “Philadelphia School."

Excerpted from the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places nomination

The Dorothy Shipley White Residence was designed by Philadelphia architects Mitchell/Giurgola Associates in 1962 and constructed in 1963. The residence is a one- and two-story, flat-roofed, stucco-clad concrete block single-family home occupying a wooded one-acre parcel of land fronting Glengarry Road in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood of Northwest Philadelphia. A relatively early commission in their career, the home’s bold modernist design helped reinforce the firm's reputation as a major figure in what had recently been coined the “Philadelphia School."

Excerpted from the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places nomination