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, Architectural Record, April, Volume 194, p.44, (2006)
Rudolph's Revere House Adds Addition to Help Save Original,
, Architectural Record, February, Volume 194, p.36, (2006)
Rudolph's Sun-Shaded School Ends First Semester,
, Progressive Architecture, May, Volume 41, p.75, (1960)
Sagging Ceiling on Siesta Key,
, Interiors, January, Volume 110, p.94-101, (1951)
Sanderling Beach Club, Sarasota, Fla.,
, Architectural Record, October, Volume 114, p.150-155, (1953)
Sarasota High School,
, Architectural Record, March, Volume 125, p.189-194, (1959)
Sarasota High School, Florida,
, Arkitektur, October, Volume 3, p.A266, A268, A270, (1959)
Sarasota Serene: Building on the Legacy of Paul Rudolph and Ralph Twitchell, Guy Peterson Refreshes Florida's Mid-Century Modernism with a Calm, Cool Touch,
, Residential Architect, July, Volume 11, p.44-50, (2007)
Sarasota's 10 Best: Modern Love; Standouts in the Sarasota School of Architecture Tradition,
, Sarasota Magazine, October, Volume 28, p.72-73, (2005)
Sarasota's '50s architecture,
, Florida Trend, September, Volume 51, p.16, (2008)
Sarasota's New Schools: A Feat of Economy and Imagination,
, Architectural Record, February, Volume 125, p.203-226, (1959)
Saving Sarasota: The Modernist Homes that Once Defined this Florida City are Under Threat from Developers,
, Wallpaper, October, p.118-122, 124, (2004)
The School Board That Dared,
, Architectural Forum, February, Volume 110, p.78-81, (1959)
A School in the Sun,
, Architectural Forum, May, Volume 112, p.94-101, (1960)
Schools,
, Architectural Record, May, Volume 127, p.193-216, (1960)
Simply Stunning,
, Sarasota Magazine, October, Volume 24, p.86-89, (2001)
Small House in Southeast,
, Architectural Forum, September, Volume 87, p.85-89, (1947)
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)
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)
This House Has an Easy Retirement Plan,
, House and Garden, August, Volume 102, p.44-47, (1952)
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)
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