Docomomo Tour Day - Coloring Modernism

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On October 10, 2026, the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture hosted our first ‘Coloring Modernism’ event for Docomomo Tour Day. The visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute’s collections and architecture and then we handed out Modulightor coloring pages for a relaxed, hands-on coloring session using provided colored pencils.

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Parsons School of Design

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On October 09, 2026, 15 students from the Parsons School of Design with professor Arianna Deane visited the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture. Their visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute’s exhibitions and architecture.

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Le Labo Fragrances Global Store Design

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On September 24th, 2026, members of the Le Labo Fragrances Global Store Design team visited the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture. Their visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute’s exhibitions and architecture.

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Open House

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On September 19, 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.

Pratt Institute

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On September 18, 2026, 29 students from Pratt Institute with professor Keena Suh visited the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture. Their visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute’s exhibitions and architecture.

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Architectural Association

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On September 08, 2026, 9 students from the Architectural Association in London visited the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture with Professors Theodore Spyropoulos and Michela Falcone. Their visit offered an opportunity to engage with the Institute’s exhibitions and architecture. More information about their program can be found here: Architectural Association

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Open House

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On September 4th, 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 August 22, 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.

BD Pros Summer Party

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On July 30, 2026 the Institute hosted BDPros for their annual Summer Social, an evening dedicated to bringing together Business Development professionals from across industries for networking, relationship-building, and summer celebration. This year's event at the iconic Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture provided a unique backdrop for an evening of meaningful conversations, refreshments, and community.

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Open House

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On July 18, 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.

Open House

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On July 3rd, 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 June 20, 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.

Yale University

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On April 28, 2026, 9 students from the Ink and Vellum Architecture and Urban Studies Club at Yale University 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 Yale University’s program can be found here: Yale SOA

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 April 18, 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.

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.

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