Articles Tagged with ''Yale''

Friends, colleagues, and former students of the eminent art and architecture historian fondly remember their times with Scully.

"He didn’t speak only to architects, but to everyone," says architecture critic Paul Goldberger of his late professor.

A champion of historic preservation and the father of New Urbanism, the longtime Yale University professor has been called “the most influential architecture teacher ever.”

The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale University, designed by Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, is a modernist masterpiece.

Walking through Louis Kahn’s Center for British Art—where sunlight streams in from skylights, and concrete, wood, metal, and stone combine in precise yet monumental ways­—leaves one yearning for the days when museums, quite honestly, weren’t so sterile.

While the Yale School of Architecture is one of the leading architectural education programs in the country, it is—probably to the surprise of many—much younger than similar programs at universities with whom it shares top billing.