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, New York, (2000)
A Constructivist Sculpture Fit for a Family?,
, Architectural Record, June, Volume 188, p.38, (2000)
Florida Architecture: A Celebration: The History of the Florida Association of Architects, A.I.A., 1912-2000,
, [Tallahassee], (2000)
Greek Active,
, Nest: A Magazine of Interiors, Winter, p.172-179, (2000)
La Vivienda de Paul Rudolph en Manhattan,
, Diseno Interior, p.56-61, (2000)
A Modern Masterpiece Becomes Child Play: Paul Rudolph's Home is Bought by a Family,
, The New York Times, May 4, New York, p.1, 13, (2000)
Paul Rudolph; Rudolph House, New York, USA, 1975,
, Architecture and Urbanism, October, Number 10, p.260-271, 276, (2000)
Paul Rudolph Trust Loses Battle of Wills,
, Building Design, May 12, p.2, (2000)
A Strange House and Its Strange Story,
, New York Times, March 2, p.1, 5, (2000)
Vacation House: Toshiko Mori Designed a Crisp Annex to a Classic Paul Rudolph Estate in Florida,
, Architecture, August, Volume 89, p.168-175, (2000)
Alabama Architecture: Looking at Building and Place,
, Tuscaloosa, AL, (2001)
Architecture in the Age of Alienation: Paul Rudolph's Postwar Academic Buildings,
, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, (2001)
Guiding Light,
, Sarasota Magazine, October, Volume 24, p.84-85, (2001)
A Modern Renaissance: Streamlined Classics Appeal to a New Generation of Owners,
, Architectural Digest, April, Volume 58, p.140, 142, 144, 146, 150, (2001)
Now and Zen,
, Sarasota Magazine, October, Volume 24, p.91-95, (2001)
Paul Rudolph, 1974: Private Residence, New York, U.S.A.,
, Global Architecture Houses Special: Masterpieces, 1971-2000, November, Volume 2, p.42-47, (2001)
Paul Rudolph: A Constuctivist Masterpiece is Rescued in Manhattan,
, Architectural Digest, December, Volume 58, p.160-168, 199, (2001)
A Paul Rudolph Treasure Rediscovered,
, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, November 3, p.12, (2001)
Residencia Cohen Osprey (Estados Unidos) Cohen Residence, Osprey United States,
, AV Monografias Monographs, July-August, Volume 90, p.64-67, (2001)
Rudolph's Manhattan High-Rise Gets a Makeover,
, Architects' Journal, December 20/27, Volume 214, p.18, (2001)
Simply Stunning,
, Sarasota Magazine, October, Volume 24, p.86-89, (2001)
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)
Envisioning Architecture: Drawings from The Museum of Modern Art,
, New York, (2002)
First House: The Grid, the Figure and the Void,
, Chichester, West Sussex, (2002)
Four Units, Furnished,
, Interior Design, September, Volume 73, p.246-247, (2002)
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