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{{Wiktionary|glasshouse}}
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'''Glass house''' or '''glass houses''' may refer to:
'''Glass house''' or '''glass houses''' may refer to:


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==Architecture and buildings==
==Architecture and buildings==
*[[Glass House]], a Connecticut building by the American architect Philip Johnson
*[[Glass House]], a Connecticut building by the American architect Philip Johnson
* Glasshouse or glass works, a manufactory building used for [[glassblowing]].
*Glasshouse or glass works, a manufactory building used for [[glassblowing]]
*[[Glass House (Budapest)]] (Hungarian: ''üvegház''), a former glassworks used as a refuge for Jews during the Holocaust
*[[Glass House (Budapest)]] (Hungarian: ''üvegház''), a former glassworks used as a refuge for Jews during the Holocaust
*[[Glass House (British Columbia)]], a residence constructed of glass bottles near Boswell, British Columbia
*[[Glass House (British Columbia)]], a residence constructed of glass bottles near Boswell, British Columbia
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*[[The Glasshouse (hotel)]], a five-star hotel in Edinburgh
*[[The Glasshouse (hotel)]], a five-star hotel in Edinburgh
*[[The Glass House, Fulham]], a studio for stained glass artists in London in the early 20th century
*[[The Glass House, Fulham]], a studio for stained glass artists in London in the early 20th century
*[[Stockland Glasshouse]] is an office building and shopping centre in Sydney, Australia.
*[[Stockland Glasshouse]], an office building and shopping centre in Sydney, Australia
*[[Ford World Headquarters]] in Dearborn, Michigan, known informally as the "Glass House"
*[[Ford World Headquarters]] in Dearborn, Michigan, known informally as the "Glass House"
*[[Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre]], known unofficially as the "Glass House"
*[[Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre]], known unofficially as the "Glass House"
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==Film and television==
==Film and television==
*''[[The House of Glass (film)|''The House of Glass'' (film)]]'', a silent film from 1918 directed by Émile Chautard
*[[Glass Houses (1922 film)|''Glass Houses'' (1922 film)]], an American silent comedy film
*[[Glass Houses (1922 film)]]
*[[Glass Houses (1972 film)|''Glass Houses'' (1972 film)]], film by Alexander Singer
*[[Glass Houses (1972 film)|''Glass Houses'' (1972 film)]], film by Alexander Singer
*[[The Glass House (1972 film)|''The Glass House'' (1972 film)]], directed by Tom Gries
*[[The Glass House (1972 film)|''The Glass House'' (1972 film)]], directed by Tom Gries
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*[[The Glass House (novel)|''The Glass House'' (novel)]], by Australian author Sonya Hartnett
*[[The Glass House (novel)|''The Glass House'' (novel)]], by Australian author Sonya Hartnett
*[[Glasshouse (novel)|''Glasshouse'' (novel)]], 2006 novel by Charles Stross
*[[Glasshouse (novel)|''Glasshouse'' (novel)]], 2006 novel by Charles Stross
*[[Glass Houses (novel)|''Glass Houses'' (novel)]], by Rachel Caine
*''The Glass House'', a 2014 novel in ''[[The Junction Chronicles]]'' by Canadian author David Rotenberg
*''The Glass House'', a 2014 novel in ''[[The Junction Chronicles]]'' by Canadian author David Rotenberg
*''Glass Houses'', 2017 novel by Canadian author [[Louise Penny]]
*''Glass Houses'', 2017 novel by Canadian author [[Louise Penny]]
*''The Glasshouse'', 1969 novel by British author [[Allan Campbell McLean]]
*''The Glasshouse'', 1969 novel by British author [[Allan Campbell McLean]]
*''The House of Glass'', a 1915 play by [[Max Marcin]]


==Music==
==Music==
*[[The Glass House (band)]], American R&B group
*[[The Glass House (band)]], American R&B group
*''[[Glass Houses (album)]]'', 1980 album by Billy Joel
* [[Glass Houses (album)|''Glass Houses'' (album)]], 1980 album by Billy Joel
*[[Glasshouse (album)|''Glasshouse'' (album)]], 2017 album by Jessie Ware
*[[Glasshouse (album)|''Glasshouse'' (album)]], 2017 album by Jessie Ware
*[[Glasshouse (song)|"Glasshouse" (song)]], a 1975 single by The Temptations
*[[Glasshouse (song)|"Glasshouse" (song)]], a 1975 single by The Temptations
*[[Glass House (song)|"Glass House" (song)]], a 2019 song by Machine Gun Kelly


==Places==
==Places==

Revision as of 23:10, 23 May 2020

Glass house or glass houses may refer to:

  • Greenhouse, a building where plants are cultivated

Architecture and buildings

Film and television

Literature

Music

Places

See also