Paul Rudolph is best known for designing the daring and divisive Yale Art and Architecture Building, a brutalist concrete wonder in New Haven, Connecticut, along with many other landmark structures.

Frances Garth Wallace and her husband John followed Paul Rudolph's career and wrote in 1961 to request a modern house plan that would reflect the Greek Revival architecture of the South.

If you’ve commissioned a work of art for a home, it’s only fitting that you’ll deck it out with paintings to suit. That was the case with Anne and Sid Bass, the billionaires and philanthropists, who ...

Some of the “Art from the Bass House” highlights are expected to be Rothko’s “Number 4, Two Dominants (Orange, Plum and Black),” which is expected to fetch in the region of $35 million ...

When Anne and Sid Bass commissioned Paul Rudolph to design a house in Fort Worth, Texas, in the early 1970s, they sought a home as much as a gallery for their unparalleled collection.

Paul Rudolph's Walker Guest House is a marvel of architectural adaptability—and prescient design. Boston’s Ugliest Buildings Are — Surprise! — All Brutalist.

The Modulightor Building on East 58th Street, was designed by modernist Paul Rudolph. advertisement. Patch. ... Open House tours of the duplex are offered twice a month. Learn more here.

The Bass House in Fort Worth was designed by Paul Rudolph. Photo: Martien Mulder, courtesy of Christie's (Christie's / Christie's). Completed in 1972, it is widely considered one of the most ...

Paul Rudolph (1918-1997) studied architecture under Walter Gropius at Harvard but he learned just as much during World War II, supervising the building of ships at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. His hard ...