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2007

A Home's New Home; Twitchell House had to be Destroyed to be Saved, Zollo, Cathy , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, July 19, p.1, (2007)

2006

Origins of the Form: In the 1940s, Ralph Twitchell and Paul Rudolph Set Local Architecture on a Revolutionary Course that is Still Being Felt Today, Bubil, Harold , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, April 30, p.1, 4, 5, (2006)

Rudolph's Revere House Adds Addition to Help Save Original, Dilworth, Dianna , Architectural Record, February, Volume 194, p.36, (2006)

Sarasota School on the Space Coast for Sale: Rudolph and Twitchell's Kerr House, Roman, Andrew , DOCOMOMO US Newsletter, Summer, p.4, (2006)

Siesta Key; Preserving a Legacy; Revere Quality House Gains Addition, Weingarten, Abby , Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 14, p.1, (2006)

That Tear-Down Could Be a Haul-Away, Bernstein, Fred A. , New York Times, January 5, p.4, (2006)

2005

Riding to the Rescue: The Modernist Revere House Survives into a New Century, Thanks to a Visionary Band of Brothers., Fottler, Marsha , Sarasota Magazine, February, Volume 27, p.104-107, (2005)

2004

Florida Modern: Residential Architecture 1945-1970, Hochstim, Jan , New York, (2004)

Portrait of an Architect, Kipling, Kay , Sarasota Magazine, December, Volume 27, p.152-157, (2004)

[Re] Reading Perspecta: The First Fifty Years of the Yale Architectural Journal, , Cambridge, MA, (2004)

Saving Sarasota: The Modernist Homes that Once Defined this Florida City are Under Threat from Developers, Hill, Albert , Wallpaper, October, p.118-122, 124, (2004)

Three New Directions: Paul Rudolph, Philip Johnson, Buckminster Fuller, Rudolph, Paul Marvin, 1918-1997 , [Re] Reading Perspecta: The First Fifty Years of the Yale Architectural Journal, Cambridge, MA, p.16-22, (2004)

2003

Rudolph Revisited: On the Road from Sarasota to New Haven, Paul Rudolph's Work was More Evolutionary than Revolutionary, Branch, Mark Alden , Architecture, June, Volume 92, p.42-47, (2003)

2002

Paul Rudolph:The Florida Houses, Domin, Christopher, and King Joseph , New York, (2002)

2001

Architecture in the Age of Alienation: Paul Rudolph's Postwar Academic Buildings, Rohan, Timothy M. , Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, (2001)

Guiding Light, Kipling, Kay, and King Joseph , Sarasota Magazine, October, Volume 24, p.84-85, (2001)

Simply Stunning, , Sarasota Magazine, October, Volume 24, p.86-89, (2001)

1999

The Art and Architecture of Paul Rudolph, Monk, Tony , Chichester, West Sussex, (1999)

1997

The Sarasota School of Architecture: 1941-1966, Howey, John. , Cambridge, MA, (1997)

1996

Casas Refugio = Private Retreats, Gili Galfetti, Gustau , Barcelona, Spain, (1996)

1993

Architects on Architecture: New Directions in America, Heyer, Paul , New York, (1993)

1992

Interpreting moods in sticks, stones, and sunshine: the life and architecture of Ralph Spencer Twitchell, Rice, Patty Jo S. , American Studies, May, Tampa, FL, p.xiii, 162 leaves, (1992)

[Paul Rudolph], , World Architecture, September, Volume 19, p.34-47, (1992)

1991

Twentieth Century Architecture : A Visual History, Sharp, Dennis , New York, (1991)

1990

Modern Architecture: Photographs by Ezra Stoller, Saunders, William S., and Stoller Ezra , New York, (1990)

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~Quotes~

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.