Massachusetts Historical Commission weighs in favor of saving Paul Rudolph

Seth Weine

February 28, 2020

Boston, Brutalism, Modernism, Preservation, Public Sculpture, Rudolph Project, Boston Preservation

All the development proposals, so far, entail full-or-partial demolition of the Boston Government Service Center’s Hurley Building. The Massachusetts Historical Commission has reviewed them—and issues their verdict.

Seth Weine

February 27, 2020

Boston, Brutalism, Modernism, Preservation, Public Sculpture, Rudolph Project, Boston Preservation

Boston Preservation Alliance: Making the case for Re-Investment (not De-Investment) in Rudolph's Boston Government Service Center

Seth Weine

February 27, 2020

Boston, Brutalism, Modernism, Preservation, Public Sculpture, Rudolph Project, Boston Preservation

The Boston Preservation Alliance issues a strong letter critiquing the state’s disinvestment in the Boston Government Service Center and offers an alternative view.

Seth Weine

February 25, 2020

Boston, Brutalism, Modernism, Preservation, Public Sculpture, Rudolph Project, Boston Preservation

DOCOMOMO-New England Calls For Preserving Rudolph's Boston Government Service Center

Seth Weine

February 25, 2020

Boston, Brutalism, Modernism, Preservation, Public Sculpture, Rudolph Project, Boston Preservation

DOCOMOMO-New England comes out with a strong letter, questioning the process & assumptions of the move to demolish part of the BGSC