Oriental Masonic Gardens, Wilmot Road, New Haven, Connecticut. First Scheme. Mobile (modular) housing units. Bird's-eye view of

Project: Oriental Masonic Gardens, New Haven, CT, 1968-1971

Type of Work:

Photographic print

Year:

1968

State/Country:

CONNECTICUT

Keywords:

Rudolph, Paul Marvin, 1918-1997, Oriental Masonic Gardens, New Haven, CT, 1968-1971 Demolished 1981, Library of Congress Collection, Rudolph Archive

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Charles Gwathmey on his renovation and addition to the Art and Architecture Building, Yale University
“It was very complimentary for me to have been asked to do this because I loved Paul and because of my time here. Paul used to recruit Der Scutt (Yale, ’61) and me to ink perspective drawings of the building at night. As he designed, he struggled about being across the street from Louis Kahn. For me to be able to come back and restore the building and also do an addition is a great way to express my gratitude.” "Charles Gwathmey and Robert A. M. Stern." Constructs. Fall 2008: 2-3. A discussion between Dean Robert A. M. Stern (Yale '65) and Charles Gwathmey (Yale '62) on the occasion of the renovation of the A & A Building (Paul Rudolph Hall) at Yale University, which will be rededicated on November 8, 2008, and the new art history building, the Jeffrey Loria Center for the History of Art."

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Oriental Masonic Gardens, Wilmot Road, New Haven, Connecticut. First Scheme. Mobile (modular) housing units. Bird's-eye view of

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