Foundation Open House Friday, August 5th

Please join The Paul Rudolph Foundation
 for our bi-monthly Open House event. Designed and built by Paul Rudolph, this Manhattan townhouse is a private residence and home of the Paul Rudolph Foundation as well as a showroom and laboratory for Modulightor, a custom lighting company created by Rudolph and Ernst Wagner. The four-story steel structure building was one of the architect's last projects and demonstrates the spatial theories Rudolph was still testing late in his career.

Friday, August 5, 2011
6-8PM

Tickets are available through NYCharities.

For more information, please contactevents@paulrudolph.org

Rudolph & Twitchell's 1950 Bennett House for Sale

One of the few remaining original Twitchell & Rudolph houses, the Bennett House in Bradenton, Florida is now available for sale. Influenced by Mies van der Rohe’s courtyard houses and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian Houses, Paul Rudolph’s design brings together native and modern materials – heart cypress, lime block, plate glass – into a composition of remarkable conceptual discipline and spatial delight.

The play of light across the materials, beautifully assembled by Jack Twitchell, enlivens this gracious home looking out into a subtropical landscape of flowering and fruit-bearing trees. For more information, please contact Bob Grant at All Brokers Realty, 941-714-0555.