ArchitectureWeek Notes No. 414

ArchitectureWeek Editors editor at architectureweek.com
Mon Feb 9 09:49:14 PST 2009


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YALE ART AND ARCHITECTURE BUILDING
    by Michael J. Crosbie
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	The Yale Art and Architecture building in New Haven,
	Connecticut, designed by legendary architect Paul
	Rudolph and completed in 1963, is now close to how its
	architect intended it to be, after a 45-year journey
	through celebration, fire, indifference, and abuse.
	
	One of the most iconic architecture school buildings in
	the world, the object of a love-hate relationship with
	those who have known it, has found new repose amid a
	complex mixture of adoration, restoration, and
	exhilaration.
	
	The restoration of Rudolph's masterwork, and the
	addition of an adjoining building for the art history
	department, are the work of New York architect Charles
	Gwathmey, a former student of Rudolph's who actually
	worked on the original building. The $126 million effort
	was guided by Yale's architecture dean, Robert A.M.
	Stern, who as a Yale student in the 1960s gave tours of
	Rudolph's concrete castle of architecture.
	
	Architecture in the Raw
	The building made Rudolph one of the most famous
	architects of his time. He came to Yale in 1958 as chair
	of the architecture department, and started work on a
	new home for the art and architecture programs.
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People and Places
    by Nancy Novitski
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	Spectrum Design in Rocky Mount, Virginia - Gonzalez
	Goodale in El Monte, California - Delugan Meissl in
	Stuttgart, Germany - Holzman Moss Architecture in
	Florence, South Carolina - Dan Brill Architects in
	Winchester, England, United Kingdom...
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Greenbuild in Boston
    by Anya Meekins
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	Attendees of the 2008 Greenbuild International
	Conference and Expo had good reason to be excited. Since
	the conference's debut in 2002 in Austin, Texas, when
	just over 4,000 people gathered to discuss the
	importance of sustainable design, Greenbuild has
	expanded dramatically.
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