Paul Rudolph: The Personal Laboratory / Paul Rudolph: The Hong Kong Journey
Paul Rudolph Heritage Foundation, 2019

Paperback | 10-1/2 x 8 inches | 76 & 68 pages | 63 & 47 illustrations | English | ISBN: 978-1792304217 | $42.00

Publisher's Description:
Paul Rudolph (1918-1997) was one of America?s greatest Modern architects. Rudolph was famous for his strong, expressive forms, powerful spaces, and innovative uses of materials & light. He achieved great success doing buildings all over the US, and is most famous for his ?Mid-Century Modern? work in the 1950?s-60?s---of which the Yale Art & Architecture Building in New Haven is the internationally famous iconic example. A very prolific designer?in both architecture and interiors?his active career extended to nearly the end of the 20th century, and across the decades he continued developing his aesthetic and experimenting with space & materials.
Celebrating Rudolph?s 100th birthday, this catalog is the official publication of the centennial exhibition: Paul Rudolph: The Personal Laboratory. This exhibit focused on how Rudolph used his own residences as places for experimentation with space, materials, and light?truly as ?laboratories? of architecture and interior design. From these experiments?in his own spaces?Rudolph took ideas & design lessons which he then used in architectural and interior projects for his clients.

Celebrating Rudolph?s 100th birthday, this catalog is the official publication ...