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Pritzker Prize-winner Kevin Roche is one of America's most influential and prolific architects, acclaimed for his skillful integration of man-made and natural environments. Drawing on material originally presented at the Yale School of Architecture, the exhibition has been expanded to highlight Roche's contributions to the fabric of New York City, including the Ford Foundation Headquarters and more than four decades of master planning, design, renovations, and new additions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Kevin Roche: Architecture as Environment" features original drawings, models, photographs, and ephemera documenting Roche's career, along with extensive video presentations of projects and interviews with the architect.
In addition to the Ford Foundation his New York work includes: 1975 - U. N. Plaza; 2001 - New York University, Palladium Residence Hall, New York, 2003 - New York University, Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, New York, NY
Flight Wing One, TWA Flight Center; 750 7th Avenue, New York City; 60 Wall Street, New York City; Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York City
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