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, Architectural Forum, September, Volume 87, p.85-89, (1947)
Small Houses in the New Tradition,
, New York, (1959)
Solar Control and Shading Devices,
, Princeton, NJ, (1957)
The South Builds: New Architecture in the Old South,
, Chapel Hill, NC, (1960)
Sprayed-On Vinyl-Plastic Sheating,
, Progressive Architecture, July, Volume 33, p.99-102, (1952)
Standing by the Twentieth Century Brick,
, Progressive Architecture, October, Volume 55, p.78-[83], (1974)
Steel Frame in the Pines: Architect Paul Rudolph's Contribution to Sarasota's Daring Schoolhouse Program is a Light and Airy Structure Designed for a Semitropical Climate,
, Architectural Forum, April, Volume 110, p.112-117, (1959)
Swimming Pool,
, Progressive Architecture, February, Volume 33, p.80-82, (1952)
Tailor-Made Houses,
, Architectural Forum, April, Volume 92, p.167-171, (1950)
The technical challenge of preserving modern buildings,
, ArcCA: the journal of the American Institute of Architects, California Council, Number 3, p.28-31, (2006)
That Tear-Down Could Be a Haul-Away,
, New York Times, January 5, p.4, (2006)
This House Has an Easy Retirement Plan,
, House and Garden, August, Volume 102, p.44-47, (1952)
This Old House Needs a Wealthy Risk-Taker,
, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, April 15, p.1, 3, (2007)
Three Architects,
, Art In America, Spring, Volume 48, p.70-75, (1960)
Three New Directions: Paul Rudolph, Philip Johnson, Buckminster Fuller,
, Perspecta, Summer, p.18-33, (1952)
Three New Directions: Paul Rudolph, Philip Johnson, Buckminster Fuller,
, [Re] Reading Perspecta: The First Fifty Years of the Yale Architectural Journal, Cambridge, MA, p.16-22, (2004)
Time Is Running Out for a Celebrated Building,
, New York Times, June 21, p.19, 24, (2008)
Time to Rethink the Cost: What to do with our Old Buildings?,
, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, October 14, p.1, (2006)
Too little, too late: Riverview High proposal received a fair hearing but fell short,
, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 19, p.10, (2008)
Toshiko Mori Architect,
, New York, (2008)
Toshiko Mori: House on the Gulf of Mexico, Florida, USA 1999,
, Architecture and Urbanism, December, Volume 387, p.[72] - 79, (2002)
Tra Gli Architetti della Nuova Generazione: Paul Rudolph,
, Casabella, February, p.65-75, (1955)
Tranquility at Home,
, House and Garden, January, Volume 123, p.58-69, (1963)
Transformations in Modern Architecture,
, New York, (1979)
A Treasure Preserved; Paul Rudolph's Dramatic Deering House on Casey Key has been Restored, much to the Delight of Architecture Buffs Across the Nation,
, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, January 28, p.I1, (2001)
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