I took nearly 100 pictures at Emory University, home of several Philip Shutze designs. Well, "designs" is an understatement. I hope to blog about each of them. Here are some hints:
The Haygood Hopkins Gate (1937)
Rich Memorial Building (1946)
Harris Hall (1929)
Emory University Hospital
The KA House
The Chi Phi house (now ZBT)
Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church (1931)
I'm going to the 2010 Philip Trammell Shutze Awards on February 20th in Atlanta You should too. In the run up to the awards I'm doing a batch of posts about Shutze in my "neighborhood." Let me know if you can make it.
Thanks,
Terry
terry @ surf303.com
Monday, February 8, 2010
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- The grout changed everything.
- Josephine and Elmira - Lady Streets of Candler Park
- Calder Loth's 2010 Shutze Award Notes
- Shutze's High Schools Part 1: Grady (1924)
- 2010 Shutze Award Winners for "Excellence in Tradi...
- Shutze's Peachtree Manor Apartments (1923)
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- Philip Shutze's Flagship Stores: Rich's and Davison's
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- Gate to Hell opens near mid-century modern in Atlanta
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Beautiful, Terry. I'm especially liking that blue sky!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to hear about that gate!
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