the architecture of stonington borough

Walk along the quaint tree-lined streets of Stonington Borough and you’ll notice the well-preserved architecture that serves as a reflection of the cultural diversity and landscape of the original inhabitants.

STONINGTON BOROUGH FIREHOUSE

Designed by Philip Johnson / Alan Ritchie Architects of Manhattan, the Stonington Borough Firehouse was tripled in size to 10,000 sq. ft in 2002. The new tower, set at an angle, provides a commanding display for the department's century-old bell. 

The Glass House in New Canaan, Connecticut designed by Philip Johnson, is an icon of modern architecture, and served as the architect's residence until his death in 2005. 

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