Paul Rudolph

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American architect architect human modernist architect

Paul Rudolph was a prominent 20th-century American modernist architect known for his complex, sculptural buildings and influential role in postwar architectural education.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American architect → architect → human → modernist architect →
awardReceived	American Institute of Architects Gold Medal for Architecture (New York Chapter) →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1918-10-23 →
dateOfDeath	1997-08-08 →
educatedAt	Alabama Polytechnic Institute → Harvard Graduate School of Design →
employer	Yale University →
era	20th century →
familyName	Rudolph →
fieldOfWork	architecture →
genre	sculptural concrete architecture →
givenName	Paul →
hasGender	male →
influenced	architectural education in the United States → postwar American architecture →
influencedBy	Bauhaus → Le Corbusier →
knownFor	intricate sectional drawings → multi-level interior spaces → use of rough-textured concrete →
memberOf	American Institute of Architects →
movement	Brutalism → Modernism →
name	Paul Rudolph →
nationality	American →
notableWork	Blue Cross Blue Shield Building, Boston → Government Service Center, Boston → Milam Residence → Orange County Government Center → Riverview High School, Sarasota → Yale Art and Architecture Building →
occupation	architect → university teacher →
placeOfBirth	Elkton, Kentucky, United States →
placeOfDeath	New York City, New York, United States →
positionHeld	chair of the Yale School of Architecture →
studiedUnder	Walter Gropius →
style	complex spatial compositions →
taughtAt	Harvard Graduate School of Design → Yale School of Architecture →
workLocation	New Haven, Connecticut → New York City, New York → Sarasota, Florida →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Yale School of Architecture building →	architect
Yale School of Architecture →	buildingArchitect
Yale School of Architecture building →	designedBy
Yale School of Architecture →	hasNotableFaculty
Brutalism →	hasNotableProponent
Paul Rudolph →	name