Among prominent 20th century architects, Paul Rudolph is the one I find most problematic. His public buildings, in particular, have a quality I can only describe as soul killing. Others seem to agree. But does that mean we should allow them to be torn down? –b.d.s.
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Bruce D. Snider
Bruce Snider is a former senior contributing editor of Residential Architect, a frequent contributor to Remodeling.
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