On View> Gwathmey Siegel at the Yale School of Architecture
deMenil Residence, west façade, 1983. (Norman McGrath)
Gwathmey Siegel:
Inspiration and Transformation
Yale School of Architecture Gallery
New Haven
Through January 2012
The first show to present the work of Gwathmey Siegel and Associates, Inspiration and Transformation at the Yale School of Architecture explores the connection between architecture and art over eight firm projects. Those selected are a diverse group, represented by a range of mediums that include sketches, blueprints, models, photographs (of the de Menil House, above), and drawings, and personal documents. But the emphasis falls on the firm’s institutional work: the renovations and additions to Yale School of Architecture’s Paul Rudolph Hall; the Guggenheim Museum annex and renovation, the renovation of Whig Hall at Princeton, and the Busch Reisinger addition to the Fogg Museum at Harvard University. Also on display are pieces of Gwathmey’s personal archive, Europe travel sketchbooks, and student work at Yale.
-
- deMenil Residence, west façade, 1983. (Norman McGrath)
-
- Early photograph of Charles Gwathmey and Robert Siegel. (Courtesy Gwathmey Siegel)
-
- Recent photograph of Charles Gwathmey and Robert Siegel. (Courtesy Gwathmey Siegel)
-
- View of Gwathmey Residence & Studio from drive, 1967. (Norman McGrath)
-
- View of Gwathmey Studio from Residence roof, 1967. (Yukio Futagawa)
-
- deMenil Residence, detail of south façade, 1983. (Norman McGrath)
-
- deMenil Residence, living area, 1983. (Norman McGrath)
-
- Zumikon Residence, living space, 1994. (Richard Bryant)
-
- Zumikon Residence pool terrace from southwest at dusk, 1994. (Richard Bryant)
-
- Yale Arts Complex, Rudolph Hall, restored Haas Library periodicals space, 2008. (Richard Barnes)
-
- Yale Arts Complex, Rudolph Hall and Loria Center at dusk, 2008. (Richard Barnes)
