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Legislators Tour SMTI Building, Campus: Near-Completion Impresses Group; Some Find Cause for Complaints, Southwood, James , New Bedford Standard-Times, May 21, p.7, (1966)

Let In the Light. Show Off the Tub. Who Needs Privacy?, Bernstein, Fred A. , New York Times, March 23, p.7, (2006)

Liaison Group Proposed to Spur SMTI Building, Schmarsow, Ralph , New Bedford Standard -Times, June 8, p.1, 7, (1965)

Lines of Thought; Architects' Drawings at the Federal Reserve, Forgey, Benjamin , Washington Post, June 30, p.1, (1989)

Lord Foster Weighs in on Riverview, Bubil, Harold , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 24, p.1, (2006)

Loving care for a Brutalist giant: Yale renovation holds lessons for Boston City Hall, Campbell, Robert , Boston Globe, November 2, p.5, (2008)

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Long Island ‘Fortress’ Hits Market, Wotapka, Dawn , Wall Street Journal, August 11, (2010)

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

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What in your opinion, are three of some of the greatest works of modern architecture and why?

John Peter:

What in your opinion, are three of some of the greatest works of modern architecture and why?

Paul Rudolph:

I feel the Le Corbusier’s Villa Savoie [Poissy, France, 1929] demonstrated the sense of continuity of space, the unfolding space, in an admirable way. It also stated eloquently Le Corbusier’s feeling about man’s relationship to nature, which has proved to be prophetic.