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, New York, (1952)
Display Techniques,
, Progressive Architecture, October, Volume 33, p.110-111, (1952)
Good Design 1952: Paul Rudolph's Installation Gets Raves,
, Architectural Record, March, Volume 111, p.26, (1952)
Good Design Exhibition: Installation by Paul Rudolph,
, Arts and Architecture, May, Volume 69, p.16-19, (1952)
Good Design in Chiaroscuro: Paul Rudolph Designs the Mart's Third Exhibition,
, Interiors, March, Volume 111, p.130-137, 186-190, (1952)
Good Design Knows No Date: Furniture and Household Objects, Vintage 1952, Can Hold Their Own with Those of the Past and Future,
, House and Garden, October, Volume 102, p.164-169, (1952)
Guest Houses with Plastic Roofs,
, Progressive Architecture, July, Volume 33, p.103-105, (1952)
In Defense of Hosts: A Friendly Design Conspiracy,
, Interiors, September, Volume 112, p.80-85, (1952)
Living Spaces,
, New York, (1952)
Monographs in Slides,
, College Art Journal, Summer, Volume 11, p.277-279, (1952)
New York Version,
, Interiors, November, Volume 112, p.130-131, (1952)
Progressive Architecture for Housing - 1952,
, Progressive Architecture, January, Volume 33, p.56-65, (1952)
Sprayed-On Vinyl-Plastic Sheating,
, Progressive Architecture, July, Volume 33, p.99-102, (1952)
Swimming Pool,
, Progressive Architecture, February, Volume 33, p.80-82, (1952)
This House Has an Easy Retirement Plan,
, House and Garden, August, Volume 102, p.44-47, (1952)
Three New Directions: Paul Rudolph, Philip Johnson, Buckminster Fuller,
, Perspecta, Summer, p.18-33, (1952)
UN General Assembly,
, Architectural Forum, October, Volume 97, p.140-149, (1952)
UN General Assembly: How do Architects Like It?,
, Architectural Forum, December, Volume 97, p.114, (1952)
Cocoon House Uses the Navy's Moth-Balling Material to Weatherproof its Catenary Curved Roof,
, Architectural Forum, June, Volume 94, p.156-159, (1951)
One-Story House on the Second Floor,
, Architectural Forum, October, Volume 95, p.186-189, (1951)
A photograph of a children's playroom designed by Twitchell and Rudolph,
, Decorative Art, 1951-52, Volume 41, p.23, (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)
Architect's and Operative Builders: Revere Quality Houses,
, Architectural Record, May, Volume 107, Number 5, p.136-148, (1950)
Behind the Blueprints: Ralph S. Twitchell and Paul Rudolph,
, Architectural Forum, April, Volume 92, p.78, (1950)
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