Knights of Columbus Building
- Architect
- Roche-Dinkeloo
- Year
- 1969
- Style
- Brutalism
- City
- New Haven, CT
- Collection
- brutalism
The Knights of Columbus Building is a Brutalist tower completed in 1969 and designed by the firm Roche-Dinkeloo, a notable name in American architecture. It stands in the Yale neighborhood, its four-tower silhouette a distinctive presence on the New Haven skyline.
the building
Four-tower silhouette. The building is distinguished by four towers whose grouped, cylindrical massing dominates the skyline and sets it apart from surrounding structures.
the style
The building is Brutalist, expressed through its bold, four-tower concrete massing rather than any ornamental detailing.
More on Brutalismthe architect
Roche-Dinkeloo, a notable architecture firm, designed the building, completed in 1969.
nearby
- Temple Street Garage
- Trinity Church on the Green
- Richard C. Lee United States Courthouse
- Yale Center for British Art
- Yale University Art Gallery Main Building
- New Haven County Courthouse