According to Plutarch, the first person to live in this type of structure was the first-century tribune, Livius Drusus.  
According to Plutarch, the first person to live in this type of structure was the first-century tribune, Livius Drusus.  One of the more well-known examples is the Farnsworth House in Illinois, designed by Mies van der Rohe, but the most notable such building includes a free standing "buffet bar" and a red brick cylinder containing the bathroom.  Due to the brick, the bathroom is the only room with any privacy in the New Canaan, Connecticut version designed by Philip Johnson.  FTP, identify this sort of structure who's residents shouldn't throw stones.
According to Plutarch, the first person to live in this type of structure was the first-century tribune, Livius Drusus.  
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