In 1940, famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright put Alabama on the modernist map with the Rosenbaum House in Florence – a Usonian gem that brought flat roofs and open plans to the Deep South.

How will preservationists weatherproof architectural treasures without ... designed and built by Paul Rudolph in 1952, were demolished by a tidal surge caused by Hurricane Helene.

To architecture lovers, it's instantly recognizable as the Umbrella House, Paul ... Twitchell and Rudolph's 1948 Revere Quality House, with its glass walls and open-plan layout, could have been ...

The recently completed chapel for Tuskegee Institute [now Tuskegee University], a 2,000-student Negro college in Tuskegee, Alabama, may be Paul Rudolph’s best work to date. Designed in collaboration ...

The HUD building, shaped like a dog-bone in plan and raised on stocky ... government patronage and architects and planners of outstanding ability. Time will tell whether Trump sticks to his campaign ...

Some viewers of “The Brutalist” are probably getting their first taste of Brutalism, the architectural style ... county officials long viewed Paul Rudolph’s Orange County Government Center ...

It was produced by the leading Brutalist architect, Paul Rudolph. Anointed the successor ... public housing that was included in the renewal plan couldn’t make up for the vast swaths of ...

Architect Paul Rudolph began designing the campus of what was then called Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute in 1963. He created a master plan for the project, and he had grand ...

Unlike historic gems such as architect Paul Rudolph’s iconic Umbrella House ... since the U.S. Postal Service plans to relocate its main office and vehicle maintenance yard—potentially deeding ...

Paul Rudolph’s visionary architecture helped shape mid-20th-century modernism ... contrast the timber and steel-framed Walker Guest House (1952) with the plans for the Knott Residence the previous ...

A month before architect Myron Goldfinger died last year, his wife, June Goldfinger, asked a question she had never posed during their six decades of personal and professional partnership. “Myron,” ...

Paul Rudolph was an iconic American architect, known for his use of reinforced concrete and complex floor plans which set the stage for modern architecture in the late 20th and 21st centuries. Though ...