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Paul Rudolph Hall (Yale Art and Architecture Building): Interior · Rudolph Hall at Yale
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Paul Rudolph Hall (Yale Art and Architecture Building): Model · Presentation Space with Architectural Model, Yale School of Architecture, 2018
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Education · Brutalism

Paul Rudolph Hall (Yale Art and Architecture Building)

Paul Rudolph · New Haven, United States · 1963

Key featuresOne of the earliest and best-known Brutalist buildings in the US, with over 30 floor levels.

Architect
Paul Rudolph
Place
New Haven, United States
Year
1963
Typology
Education
Movement
Brutalism
Region
Americas
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