Columbia University GSAPP

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On April 13, 2026, 10 students from the Adaptive Re-use and Repositioning club at Columbia University’s GSAPP program visited the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture. Their visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute’s exhibitions and architecture. More information about Columbia University’s GSAPP program can be found here: Columbia GSAPP

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Pratt Institute

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On April 10, 2026, architecture students along with faculty members Fred Bellaloum and Danielle Kemble from Pratt Institute visited the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture. Their visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute’s exhibitions and architecture. More information about Pratt Institute’s program can be found here.

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Open House

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On April 03, 2026 The Paul Rudolph Institute held its First Friday Open House.

The Paul Rudolph Institute’s monthly open house offers a rare opportunity to experience the only Paul Rudolph-designed public interior in New York City. Visitors can explore the landmarked Modulightor Building, encounter exhibitions and original materials from the archives of Paul Rudolph, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, and gain a deeper understanding of modern architecture in a setting that is itself historically significant. Whether you are an architect, student, preservationist, or simply curious about design, the open house provides direct access to an extraordinary space and the ideas that shaped it.

Interested in coming to our next open house? Find upcoming dates on our website here.

The School of Visual Arts

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On March 27, 2026 students along with faculty member Carol Bentel from The School of Visual Arts (SVA) visited the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture. Their visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute’s exhibitions and architecture. More information about The School of Visual Arts can be found here: SVA.edu

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Open House

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On March 21, 2026 The Paul Rudolph Institute held its Saturday Open House.

The Paul Rudolph Institute’s monthly open house offers a rare opportunity to experience the only Paul Rudolph-designed public interior in New York City. Visitors can explore the landmarked Modulightor Building, encounter exhibitions and original materials from the archives of Paul Rudolph, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, and gain a deeper understanding of modern architecture in a setting that is itself historically significant. Whether you are an architect, student, preservationist, or simply curious about design, the open house provides direct access to an extraordinary space and the ideas that shaped it.

Interested in coming to our next open house? Find upcoming dates on our website here.

Javier & Paloma Senosiain

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On March 16, 2026 Javier Senosiain and his wife, Paloma, visited the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture. Senosiain is a Mexican architect known for his organic architecture and environmentally integrated designs. More information about his work can be found on his Wikipedia page: Javier Senosiain.

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The Buckley School

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On March 14, 2026 students from The Buckley School visited the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture. Their visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute’s exhibitions and architecture. More information about The Buckley School can be found here: The Buckley School.

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The University of Oklahoma

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On March 11, 2026 32 architecture students along with faculty members Amber Brown, Terrinique Bullard and Alan Moring from The University of Oklahoma visited the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture. Their visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute’s exhibitions and architecture. Special thanks to William Reue for arranging the visit and more information about The University of Oklahoma’s program can be found here.

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Open House

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On March 06, 2026 The Paul Rudolph Institute held its First Friday Open House.

The Paul Rudolph Institute’s monthly open house offers a rare opportunity to experience the only Paul Rudolph-designed public interior in New York City. Visitors can explore the landmarked Modulightor Building, encounter exhibitions and original materials from the archives of Paul Rudolph, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, and gain a deeper understanding of modern architecture in a setting that is itself historically significant. Whether you are an architect, student, preservationist, or simply curious about design, the open house provides direct access to an extraordinary space and the ideas that shaped it.

Interested in coming to our next open house? Find upcoming dates on our website here.

The Architect's Newspaper

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On March 05, 2026 The Architect’s Newspaper celebrated their Twenty to Watch list of residential architecture design talent with an after party at the Institute. Their visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute and New York’s design community. Special thanks to Jack Murphy, Diana Darling, Katherine Ross and Andrea Parsons for arranging the event and more information about The Architect’s Newspaper program can be found here.

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Open House

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On February 06, 2026 The Paul Rudolph Institute held its First Friday Open House.

The Paul Rudolph Institute’s monthly open house offers a rare opportunity to experience the only Paul Rudolph-designed public interior in New York City. Visitors can explore the landmarked Modulightor Building, encounter exhibitions and original materials from the archives of Paul Rudolph, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, and gain a deeper understanding of modern architecture in a setting that is itself historically significant. Whether you are an architect, student, preservationist, or simply curious about design, the open house provides direct access to an extraordinary space and the ideas that shaped it.

Interested in coming to our next open house? Find upcoming dates on our website here.

Open House

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On January 02, 2026 The Paul Rudolph Institute held its First Friday Open House.

The Paul Rudolph Institute’s monthly open house offers a rare opportunity to experience the only Paul Rudolph-designed public interior in New York City. Visitors can explore the landmarked Modulightor Building, encounter exhibitions and original materials from the archives of Paul Rudolph, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, and gain a deeper understanding of modern architecture in a setting that is itself historically significant. Whether you are an architect, student, preservationist, or simply curious about design, the open house provides direct access to an extraordinary space and the ideas that shaped it.

Interested in coming to our next open house? Find upcoming dates on our website here.

Open House

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On November 22, 2025 The Paul Rudolph Institute held its Saturday Open House.

The Paul Rudolph Institute’s monthly open house offers a rare opportunity to experience the only Paul Rudolph-designed public interior in New York City. Visitors can explore the landmarked Modulightor Building, encounter exhibitions and original materials from the archives of Paul Rudolph, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, and gain a deeper understanding of modern architecture in a setting that is itself historically significant. Whether you are an architect, student, preservationist, or simply curious about design, the open house provides direct access to an extraordinary space and the ideas that shaped it.

Interested in coming to our next open house? Find upcoming dates on our website here.

Pratt Institute

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On November 21, 2025 17 architecture students along with faculty members Fred Bellaloum and Ann Dinh from Pratt Institute visited the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture. Their visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute’s exhibitions and architecture. More information about Pratt Institute’s program can be found here.

Interested in having your group or class visit us? Learn more and plan your visit here or send an email to office@paulrudolph.institute

Open House

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On September 05, 2025 The Paul Rudolph Institute held its First Friday Open House.

The Paul Rudolph Institute’s monthly open house offers a rare opportunity to experience the only Paul Rudolph-designed public interior in New York City. Visitors can explore the landmarked Modulightor Building, encounter exhibitions and original materials from the archives of Paul Rudolph, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, and gain a deeper understanding of modern architecture in a setting that is itself historically significant. Whether you are an architect, student, preservationist, or simply curious about design, the open house provides direct access to an extraordinary space and the ideas that shaped it.

Interested in coming to our next open house? Find upcoming dates on our website here.

Open House

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On August 16, 2025 The Paul Rudolph Institute held its Saturday Open House.

The Paul Rudolph Institute’s monthly open house offers a rare opportunity to experience the only Paul Rudolph-designed public interior in New York City. Visitors can explore the landmarked Modulightor Building, encounter exhibitions and original materials from the archives of Paul Rudolph, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, and gain a deeper understanding of modern architecture in a setting that is itself historically significant. Whether you are an architect, student, preservationist, or simply curious about design, the open house provides direct access to an extraordinary space and the ideas that shaped it.

Interested in coming to our next open house? Find upcoming dates on our website here.

Open House

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On August 01, 2025 The Paul Rudolph Institute held its First Friday Open House.

The Paul Rudolph Institute’s monthly open house offers a rare opportunity to experience the only Paul Rudolph-designed public interior in New York City. Visitors can explore the landmarked Modulightor Building, encounter exhibitions and original materials from the archives of Paul Rudolph, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, and gain a deeper understanding of modern architecture in a setting that is itself historically significant. Whether you are an architect, student, preservationist, or simply curious about design, the open house provides direct access to an extraordinary space and the ideas that shaped it.

Interested in coming to our next open house? Find upcoming dates on our website here.

Open House

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On July 19, 2025 The Paul Rudolph Institute held its Saturday Open House.

The Paul Rudolph Institute’s monthly open house offers a rare opportunity to experience the only Paul Rudolph-designed public interior in New York City. Visitors can explore the landmarked Modulightor Building, encounter exhibitions and original materials from the archives of Paul Rudolph, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, and gain a deeper understanding of modern architecture in a setting that is itself historically significant. Whether you are an architect, student, preservationist, or simply curious about design, the open house provides direct access to an extraordinary space and the ideas that shaped it.

Interested in coming to our next open house? Find upcoming dates on our website here.

Architecture=Art Exhibit Opening

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On July 02, 2025 the Institute celebrated the opening of ‘Architecture=Art: The Susan Grant Lewin Collection’

The show featured approximately 50 architectural presentation drawings by celebrated architects from around the world. The drawings—meticulously drawn by hand or digitally rendered—were from the personal collection of Susan Grant Lewin, a longtime advocate for contemporary architecture and design. Created as conceptual or presentation works, they reflect drawing as an essential part of the architect’s expressive process—less about documentation, more about persuasion and imagination. Among the architects represented were: Eileen Grey, Daniel Arsham, Frank Gehry, Jesse Reiser, Hani Rashid, Steven Holl,  Aldo Rossi, Michael Graves, James Wines, Stanley Tigerman, John Hejduk, and many others.

Thank you to everyone who came to experience Susan Grant Lewin’s exhibit. We’re especially thankful to the team whose work made the exhibition possible—from curatorial planning and installation to the many behind-the-scenes details that brought the show to life. Your support helps sustain our mission of preserving and sharing the legacy of modern architecture through exhibitions and public programs.

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Open House

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On June 21, 2025 The Paul Rudolph Institute held its Saturday Open House.

The Paul Rudolph Institute’s monthly open house offers a rare opportunity to experience the only Paul Rudolph-designed public interior in New York City. Visitors can explore the landmarked Modulightor Building, encounter exhibitions and original materials from the archives of Paul Rudolph, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, and gain a deeper understanding of modern architecture in a setting that is itself historically significant. Whether you are an architect, student, preservationist, or simply curious about design, the open house provides direct access to an extraordinary space and the ideas that shaped it.

Interested in coming to our next open house? Find upcoming dates on our website here.

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