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2009

Penetrating the density of Paul Rudolph’s world, Metzstein, Saul , Building Design, May 8, (2009) Abstract

Architecture on tour, Bubil, Harold , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, May 31, p.1, (2009) Abstract

Requiem for Rudolph's Riverview, Garvin, Bob , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, May 30, p.A12, (2009) Abstract

The Triumph and Decline of a Truly Brutal Style, Lewis, Roger K. , Washington Post, May 30, p.6, (2009)

Remarks by Grattan Gill, Architect at the109th Graduate Commencement, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, Gill, Grattan , The Author, May 23, (2009) Abstract

A Shared Vision: The architecture schools at the University of New Mexico and Yale University have some intriguing similarities, Biemiller, Lawrence , The Chronicle of Higher Education, May 1, Volume 55, Issue 34, p.14-16, (2009)

Rethinking raw concrete: Exploring the ideals behind brutalist architecture, Josefsson, Kira , The McGill Daily, March 23, Volume 98, Issue 42, (2009) Abstract

Paul Rudolph's rehabilitation - Critic's Choice, Mead, Andrew , Architect's Journal, March 11, (2009)

AIA honors local architects, Bubil, Harold , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 27, p.1, (2009) Abstract

Riverview High: From Rudolph to rubble, Stockton, Halle , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 14, (2009) Abstract

Demolition Day Nears for Rudolph’s Riverview High School, Sokol, David , Architectural Record, June, Volume 197, Issue 6, p.22, (2009)

Where We Live: Our Changing Urban Landscape, Dankosky, John; Rae, Douglas; Rohan, Timothy M.; Islam, Abdul A. , WNPR / Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network, January 5, (2009) Abstract

Recalling Rudolph, Caplan-Bricker, Nora , The Yale Daily News, January 26, (2009) Abstract

The Beauty in Brutalism, Restored and Updated, Huxtable, Ada Louise , Wall Street Journal, February 25, Volume 253, Issue 45, p.7, (2009)

Lot subdivision OK'd for site of new Middletown school: Chorley Elementary would be replaced, Yakin, Heather , Middletown Times Herald-Record, February 18, (2009)

Yale Art and Architecture Building, Crosbie, Michael J. , Architecture Week, February 18, (2009)

At Rudolph’s old house, frat puts function over form, Pamuk, Zeynep , Yale Daily News, February 16, (2009)

Gwathmey Siegel Associates sparks controversy with an addition to Paul Rudolph's Yale Art and Architecture Building, Amelar, Sarah , Architectural Record, February, Volume 197, Issue 2, p.54-59, (2009) Abstract

Gwathmey Siegel Associates sparks controversy with an addition to Paul Rudolph's Yale Art and Architecture Building, Lewis, Michael J.; Amelar, Sarah , Architectural Record, February, Volume 197, Issue 2, p.54-61, (2009) Abstract

Artist Brown dies in N.C., , Winston-Salem Journal, April 6, (2009)

Architectural foundation recognizes University Chapel, , Tuskegee University, (2009)

A New Home for the Arts: Restoring Paul Rudolph Hall, Construction of Jeffrey H. Loria Center for the History of Art and Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library., , Yale University, (2009) Abstract

Paul Rudolph Plan, , Buffalo Rising Online, (2009) Abstract

2008

Paul Rudolph house on Sanibel was architect's favorite design, Ayer, Tammy , Fort Myers News-Press, September 5, (2008)

Yale's building looks to past and future, O'Leary, Mary E. , New Haven Register, September 27, (2008)

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“From my viewpoint the idea of the campus is that the spines are there and that they might be fleshed out in many different ways, but that the principle of it being one building, i.e. connected, and that the spaces in between are thereby formed on a relatively large scale. You see, I am back to the Piazza San Marco which doesn't have a tree in sight, and all buildings are literally connected with all other buildings, and there are many different uses, and there is focus, a tremendous sense of space, and scale. It remains the greatest outdoor living room in Europe, I believe. Its vitality is there, it has little to do with style, it has little to do with materials, it has to do with the psychology of architectural space. I do not think it is generally recognized how different conceptually the SMTI campus is. That the whole of America, almost the whole of America, is based on the freestanding building in a plane of space, and that the space in between is simply there. It has no use, no real meaning. And that is a tragedy because the European example is the exact opposite. It took many buildings, built over great length of time, and by placement formed a greater whole, a social whole if you will. And we haven't got the hang of it. But I would insist that the basic thinking at SMTI it is the exact opposite. I don't mean stylistically, which it may or may not be but -- well, it is different of course, but that is not the real point. The real point is that the buildings are connected to form a greater whole, and that whole is a social entity, and that entity is not yet fully developed. Rudolph, Paul Marvin, 1918-1997. "Sub Rosa: Interview with Paul Rudolph". Ed. Lasse B. Antonsen, January 12, 1996.

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