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2008

Blue Cross-Blue Shield Building, Griffin, David V. , Preservation: the magazine of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, May-June, Volume 60, Issue 3, p.67, (2008) Abstract

Yale rejuvenates architectural gems, Foley, Michael , New Haven Register, May 21, (2008) Abstract

Riverview school's fate is delayed by board, , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, March 6, p.3, (2008)

'A Perplexing Legacy:' Paul Rudolph's design ideas have outlasted his structures, Hutchinson, Bill , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 8, p.15, (2008)

Late Bell is Ringing: A key deadline looms for the aging vision of a famed architect, Hutchinson, Bill , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 8, p.1, (2008)

Riverview Renderings, , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 8, p.1, (2008)

Nearing the end of the fight, Bubil, Harold , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 7, p.1, (2008)

Giving Paul Rudolph His Due: $30 Million Renovation To Restore Once-Hated Building At Yale, And An Architect's Reputation, Martineau, Kim , Hartford Courant, June 29, (2008)

Paul Rudolph's mark on schools isn't lost, Bubil, Harold; Lankes, Tiffany , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 22, (2008)

Time Is Running Out for a Celebrated Building, Hay, David , New York Times, June 21, p.19, 24, (2008) Abstract

Preservation or Parking? There may yet be hope for Paul Rudolph’s modern masterpiece despite a recent vote against it., Morell, Daniela , Metropolis, June 19, (2008)

Conflicted School Board votes 3-2 against Quadrangle, , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 18, (2008)

School Board votes to raze Paul Rudolph's Riverview, Lankes, Tiffany , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 18, (2008)

Argument on shaky foundations, McCaughey, Patrick , The Australian, February 6, p.23, (2008) Abstract

Musical future for Rudolph's Riverview High?, Sokol, David , Architectural Record, February, Volume 196, Issue 2, p.34, (2008)

Riverview High plan calls for music complex, Hutchinson, Bill , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, April 3, p.1, (2008)

Building photos construct their own internal realism, Artner, Alan G. , Chicago Tribune, April 10, (2008) Abstract

At Yale, an Unlikely Champion for 'the Building That Won't Go Away', Biemiller, Lawrence , Chronicle of Higher Education, Volume 54, Issue 39, p.19, (2008)

At the Convention, Bernstein, Fred A. , Architect, Volume 97, Issue 4, p.55, (2008) Abstract

Chris Mottalini: after you left, they took it apart, Mottalini, Chris , (2008) Abstract

Great Houses of Texas, Germany, Lisa , New York, (2008) Abstract

Riverview plot thickens, Bubil, Harold , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, January 26, p.1, (2008)

USA: Modern architectures in history, Wright, Gwendolyn , London, (2008)

2007

Rudolph Restored: Gwathmey Siegel & Associates takes on the restoration and expansion of a Brutalist masterpiece at Yale University, Staub, Richaed , Oculus, Spring, Volume 69, Issue 1, p.42, (2007)

Making Progress on Riverview, Bubil, Harold , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, September 15, p.1, (2007) Abstract

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On Dharmala Sakti Building, Jakarta, Indonesia, 1982-1988
“I always see the site. Of course I went there. I did an interesting thing, at their suggestion, as a matter of fact. I told them that I wanted to get as clear an idea of vernacular architecture in that part of the world as possible. They took me to some villages nearby, but they also took me to a tourist park that had built about twelve structures from the Indonesian islands. They are very distinctive architectural types. New Guinea is very different, of course, from Sumatra, and very different from Bali, and so on. They're all a little bit corny and you could tell what was supposed to be there and what wasn't. It wasn't perfect. I knew these things from photographs because I'd also done a little research. I had known certainly some of them but not all of them. To see them, even in their degenerated forms in a tourist village, was a fascinating thing. You can always see certain things in reality. That was very instructive for me. You could see the intent; let me put it that way. Quite often the detail wasn't as it should be. Sometimes they would fireproof things when they shouldn't. It's a little bit like Williamsburg; things get changed. It was very instructive to do that. After all, I could have taken six months and gone to two thousand islands or something but I didn't have the time.” Interview with Robert Bruegmann, 1986

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