Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture

57 Years ago today, a fire at the Yale School of Architecture changed everything for Paul Rudolph. The event was one reason that led to a downturn in his career in the seventies. On a positive note, the lack of work inspired Rudolph to create the Modulightor lighting company, which is now the headquarters of the Paul Rudolph Institute.⁠
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Drawings of the unbuilt Wireless Road Project in Bangkok, Thailand designed by Paul Rudolph in 1990.
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The presentation model for the pool house addition to the original 1984 Conason residence in Southampton, New York designed by Myron Goldfinger in 1992. The two-story addition includes an indoor pool, sauna, and garage on the lower level and a new master suite on the upper level. The property last sold for $25,000,000 USD on February 24, 2015.