Yale Art and Architecture Building
- Architect
- Paul Rudolph
- Style
- Brutalism
- City
- New Haven, CT
- Collection
- brutalism
The Yale Art and Architecture Building was designed by Paul Rudolph in the Brutalist style, distinguished by its corrugated concrete facade.
the building
Corrugated concrete facade. The building's exterior is finished in corrugated concrete, a distinctive Brutalist surface that is clearly visible from the street.
the style
Brutalism (c. 1950–1980): Monumental raw concrete: repeated modular units, deep-set windows, and fortress-like massing.
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