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Why Is Everybody Tearing Down Paul Rudolph Houses and Buildings?

03/17/2010
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  • Paul Rudolph
    Paul Rudolph was one of the dominant architects in the sixties and seventies, who understood how to build with the climate instead of fighting it. Yet so many of his buildings are now gone or threatened. Why are the works of this master of modern architecture being sent to the scrapyard in such staggering numbers?...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/why-is-everybody-tearing-down-paul-rudolph-houses-and-buildings/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Paul Rudolph's John W. Chorley Elementary School
    Paul Rudolph was one of the dominant architects in the sixties and seventies, who understood how to build with the climate instead of fighting it. Yet so many of his buildings are now gone or threatened. Why are the works of this master of modern architecture being sent to the scrapyard in such staggering numbers?...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/why-is-everybody-tearing-down-paul-rudolph-houses-and-buildings/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Paul Rudolph's Riverview High
    Paul Rudolph was one of the dominant architects in the sixties and seventies, who understood how to build with the climate instead of fighting it. Yet so many of his buildings are now gone or threatened. Why are the works of this master of modern architecture being sent to the scrapyard in such staggering numbers?...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/why-is-everybody-tearing-down-paul-rudolph-houses-and-buildings/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Paul Rudolph's Motalini
    Paul Rudolph was one of the dominant architects in the sixties and seventies, who understood how to build with the climate instead of fighting it. Yet so many of his buildings are now gone or threatened. Why are the works of this master of modern architecture being sent to the scrapyard in such staggering numbers?...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/why-is-everybody-tearing-down-paul-rudolph-houses-and-buildings/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Paul Rudolph's Walker Guest House
    Paul Rudolph was one of the dominant architects in the sixties and seventies, who understood how to build with the climate instead of fighting it. Yet so many of his buildings are now gone or threatened. Why are the works of this master of modern architecture being sent to the scrapyard in such staggering numbers?...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/why-is-everybody-tearing-down-paul-rudolph-houses-and-buildings/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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Paul Rudolph

Paul Rudolph was one of the dominant architects in the sixties and seventies, who understood how to build with the climate instead of fighting it. Yet so many of his buildings are now gone or threatened. Why are the works of this master of modern architecture being sent to the scrapyard in such staggering numbers?...

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