You are hereBibliographyBeach House at Water's Edge is Open in all Directions, Relies on Wind Breaks and Wide Overhangs for Protection,
, Architectural Forum, April, Volume 86, p.92-93, (1947)
Small House in Southeast,
, Architectural Forum, September, Volume 87, p.85-89, (1947)
Boat House, Rudolph and Twitchell, Architects,
, Arts and Architecture, August, Volume 65, p.34-35, (1948)
Concrete Home in Florida is One of Eight Prototype Houses to Solve Regional Building Problems,
, Architectural Forum, October, Volume 89, p.101-105, (1948)
Florida Conversion,
, Architectural Forum, February, Volume 88, p.20, (1948)
Four Concrete Beach Houses Provide Hallmarks of Luxury on a Small Scale,
, Architecture Forum, October, Volume 89, p.106-111, (1948)
House in Florida,
, Arts and Architecture, November, Volume 65, p.32-34, (1948)
House in Florida,
, Architectural Forum, July, Volume 89, p.97-103, (1948)
Revere House Grouping,
, Architectural Forum, December, Volume 89, p.28, (1948)
The Year's Work,
, Interiors, August, Volume 108, p.76-113, (1948)
Four 1948 Houses: Each Built To-Order for $20,000 or Less,
, House and Garden, August, Volume 96, p.76-82, 91, 97, 99-100, (1949)
P/A Awards, 1948: House: Sarasota, Florida,
, Progressive Architecture, June, Volume 30, p.69, (1949)
Paesaggio Abitato nella Florida,
, Domus, p.11-13, (1949)
Year's Work,
, Interiors, August, Volume 109, p.70-113, (1949)
Architect's and Operative Builders: Revere Quality Houses,
, Architectural Record, May, Volume 107, Number 5, p.136-148, (1950)
Maison de Vacances en Floride, Paul M. Rudolph et Ralph S. Twitchell, Architectes,
, Architecture d'Aujourd'hui, July, Volume 20, p.4 unnumbered pages between page 66 and 67, (1950)
Maisons en Floride, Ralph S. Twitchell et Paul M. Rudolph, Architectes,
, Architecture d'Aujourd'hui, July, Volume 20, p.55-66, (1950)
Plateau, Inlet, and House for Florida Vacations,
, Interiors, January, Volume 109, p.104-109, (1950)
Round-Robin Critique: Four Houses,
, Progressive Architecture, August, Volume 31, p.51-69, (1950)
Tailor-Made Houses,
, Architectural Forum, April, Volume 92, p.167-171, (1950)
The Year's Work [1949-1950],
, Interiors, August, Volume 110, p.66-101, (1950)
Cocoon House Uses the Navy's Moth-Balling Material to Weatherproof its Catenary Curved Roof,
, Architectural Forum, June, Volume 94, p.156-159, (1951)
Sagging Ceiling on Siesta Key,
, Interiors, January, Volume 110, p.94-101, (1951)
Twelve Architect Suggestions for the Merchant Builder,
, Architectural Forum, January, Volume 94, p.112-126, (1951)
Built in USA: Post-War Architecture,
, New York, (1952)
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