Tomorrow’s Small House 1945 MoMA Philip Johnson Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibition. Tomorrow’s Small House: Models and Plans New York: The Museum of Modern Art, 1945. Exhibition directed by Elizabeth B. Original catalogue for the influential MoMA exhibition. Tomorrow’s Small House. Held May 28 – September 30, 1945, showcasing postwar modern housing design in America. The show explored the concept of efficient, affordable, and well-designed homes for returning servicemen and their families – a pivotal theme in the transition from wartime austerity to mid-century modern living. ? Contributors and Projects. Includes designs and models by. Illustrated with black-and-white photographs and plans, documenting key examples of modern domestic architecture from leading figures of the period. Publisher: Museum of Modern Art, New York. Format: 23 x 19.3cm stapled wrappers. Binding: Original green printed wrappers with white lettering. Some rubbing and edge wear to spine. Internally clean and bright; binding sound. A scarce early MoMA architecture catalogue, preceding the. Series, marking a key moment in American design history. An important record of modernist housing ideals, postwar planning, and the museum’s influential role in promoting architectural innovation. See our other listings for MoMA and mid-century architectural titles. Interested in architecture, building design and the built environment? I have more architectural monographs, city studies and design references available.