Temple Street Garage
- Architect
- Paul Rudolph
- Style
- Brutalism
- City
- New Haven, CT
- Collection
- brutalism
The Temple Street Garage was designed by Paul Rudolph, a major modernist architect, as an innovative folded-concrete parking garage.
the building
Folded concrete form. The garage is built as an innovative folded-concrete structure, giving it a sculptural concrete facade visible from the sidewalk — an unusual architectural treatment for a parking garage.
the style
Brutalism (c. 1950–1980): Monumental raw concrete: repeated modular units, deep-set windows, and fortress-like massing.
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