NBBJ will lead the redevelopment of Paul Rudolph’s Hurley Building at Boston Government Center

NBBJ will lead the redevelopment of Paul Rudolph’s Hurley Building at Boston Government Center

Archinect
Josh Niland - August 31, 2022

Massachusetts Announces Paul Rudolph’s Hurley Building Will Be “Transformed” As Part Of Mixed-Use Redevelopment

Massachusetts Announces Paul Rudolph’s Hurley Building Will Be “Transformed” As Part Of Mixed-Use Redevelopment

The Architect’s Newspaper
Kristine Klein - August 25, 2022

A Midcentury-Modern Forest Oasis by Paul Rudolph Lists for $2.9M

A Midcentury-Modern Forest Oasis by Paul Rudolph Lists for $2.9M

Dwell
Keren Dillard - June 23, 2022

Why Can’t Paul Rudolph’s Buildings Catch a Break?

Why Can’t Paul Rudolph’s Buildings Catch a Break?

Architect’s Newspaper
Monty Rush - June 14, 2022

Paul Rudolph-Designed First Church In Boston Prepares For 50th-Anniversary Celebrations

Paul Rudolph-Designed First Church In Boston Prepares For 50th-Anniversary Celebrations

Archinect
Alexander Walter - April 25, 2022

First Church in Boston Celebrates 50th Anniversary in Its Modern, Rebuilt Church

First Church in Boston Celebrates 50th Anniversary in Its Modern, Rebuilt Church

Beacon Hill Times
Beacon Hill Times Staff - April 14, 2022

The Rising Threat Against Brutalist Buildings

The Rising Threat Against Brutalist Buildings

Surface Magazine
Ryan Waddoups - March 24, 2022

Cast in Concrete

Cast in Concrete: A Boston Brutalist classic is threatened with demolition. Architects and preservationists should fight for its survival.

The Architect’s Newspaper
Chris Grimley - March 22, 2022

Marcel Breuer House Demolished on Long Island, Angering Preservationists

Marcel Breuer House Demolished on Long Island, Angering Preservationists

The New York Times
Zachary Small - January 27, 2022

The State Wants to Redo the Hurley Building. But How?

The State Wants to Redo the Hurley Building. But How?

The Boston Globe
Jon Chesto - January 09, 2022

Here are the controversies that drew ire in 2021

Here are the controversies that drew ire in 2021

Architect’s Newspaper
The Editors - December 28, 2021

4,500 Students to Be Housed in Giant Dorm Cube Without Windows in Rooms

4,500 Students to Be Housed in Giant Dorm Cube Without Windows in Rooms

Treehugger
Lloyd Alter - November 03, 2021

UMass Dartmouth and UMass Amherst Host Symposium on Brutalist Architecture

UMass Dartmouth and UMass Amherst Host Symposium on Brutalist Architecture

UMass Dartmouth News
David James - October 29, 2021

Emma McMillan and Alex Katz on their Decade-Long Dialogue

Emma McMillan and Alex Katz on their Decade-Long Dialogue

Cultured Magazine
The Editors - October 20, 2021

When You Marry Your Muse-A Celebration Of Art And Love In A Gallery Space In NYC

When You Marry Your Muse-A Celebration Of Art And Love In A Gallery Space In NYC

Wedding Chicks
Editors - October 08, 2021

The Modulightor Building

The Modulightor Building

Cereal Magazine
Lauren Gallow - September 25, 2021

A Deliberate Bombardment of the Senses

A Deliberate Bombardment of the Senses

Canadian Centre for Architecture
Francesco Garutti and Émilie Retailleau - September 16, 2021

The Refurbishment and Adaptive Reuse of Brutalist Architecture

The Refurbishment and Adaptive Reuse of Brutalist Architecture

ArchDaily
Andreea Cutieru - August 23, 2021

60 Wall Street’s Eccentric Kevin Roche and John Dinkeloo-designed Atrium Will Be Gutted in $250 Million Refresh

60 Wall Street’s eccentric Kevin Roche and John Dinkeloo-designed atrium will be gutted in $250 million refresh

The Architect’s Newspaper
Matt Hickman - May 18, 2021

Monument Man

Monument Man

Kanto - Creative Corners
Miguel Llona & Patrick Kasingsing - May 04, 2021