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, Princeton, NJ, (1957)
The South Builds: New Architecture in the Old South,
, Chapel Hill, NC, (1960)
Toshiko Mori Architect,
, New York, (2008)
Tropical Architecture in the Humid Zone,
, New York, (1956)
Twentieth Century Architecture : A Visual History,
, New York, (1991)
Twentieth-Century Architecture: The Middle Years,
, New York, (1966)
Understanding Modern: The Modern Home As It Was and As It Is Today,
, London, (2003)
USA: Modern architectures in history,
, London, (2008)
World's Contemporary Houses,
, Tokyo, (1954)
The Future of the Past,
, [Re] Reading Perspecta: The First Fifty Years of the Yale Architectural Journal, Cambridge, MA, p.120-126, (2004)
Secrets of Paul Rudolph: His First Twenty-Five Years,
, Architecture on the Edge of Postmodernism : Collected Essays, 1964-1988, New Haven, p.5-20, (2009)
Site Specific: The Legacy of Regional Modernism,
, Metropolitan Magazine, (2007)
Matters of Design: Waiting for Love,
, Interior Design, 05/2013, Volume 84, Issue 7, p.184-186, (2013)
100 By Paul Rudolph / 1946-74,
, Architecture and Urbanism, July, p.1-327, (1977)
1962 AIA Honor Awards,
, American Institute of Architects Journal, May, Volume 37, p.49-64, (1962)
The 20th Century Form Givers,
, Time, July 2, Volume 68, p.51-57, (1956)
The "Action" Architecture of a New Generation,
, Architectural Forum, October, Volume 111, p.132-137, 244, (1959)
After You Left, They Took It Apart: Photogaphs by Chris Mottalini,
, ArchitectureBoston, Spring, Volume 13, Number 1, p.30-37, (2010)
Amerikanische Architektur Heute,
, DU, June, Volume 24, p.26, 45, (1964)
Architect's and Operative Builders: Revere Quality Houses,
, Architectural Record, May, Volume 107, Number 5, p.136-148, (1950)
Art Buzz: Inside the Visual Arts with Mark Ormond,
, Sarasota Magazine, November, Volume 27, p.39, (2004)
The Art of Inquiry: Deering Residence, Casey Key, Fla., 1956-1958 Paul Rudolph, FAIA,
, Residential Architect, June, Volume 8, p.96, (2004)
Beach 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)
Beware the Ides of March: could one fateful March meeting doom Paul Rudolph's Riverview High buildings?,
, Sarasota Magazine, March, Volume 30, p.47 (5), (2008)
Boat House, Rudolph and Twitchell, Architects,
, Arts and Architecture, August, Volume 65, p.34-35, (1948)
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