Entrance Archway (1962) of the University in Baghdad, Iraque, by The Architects Collaborative
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Entrance Archway (1962) of the University in Baghdad, Iraque, by The Architects Collaborative
This week's #tbt postcard shows a recently constructed John F. Kennedy Federal Building which was designed by Walter Gropius and his firm The Architects Collaborative (TAC) and opened in 1966 @postcardtimemachine
The Architects Collaborative, CIGNA Headquarters, Bloomfield, Connecticut, 1979-1984
Glaswerk der Thomas Glas- und Porzellan AG. Amberg, Germany 1967. TAC (The Architects Collaborative Inc.), Walter Gropius, Alex Cvijanovic
Eat your broccoli
Remember when you were a kid and your parents told you to eat vegetables? Vegetables were good for you and besides, someday you might really like them.
I kept that in mind when I walked around Harvard’s Graduate Center (1950) yesterday. I enjoy a lot of the residential projects by The Architects Collaborative (TAC), particularly Gropius House ( bottom 3 photos) in Lincoln (1938). New aspects of it delight me each time I visit.
I wondered if the Harvard Trustees wanted a post war campus that showcased the international architectural style TAC was known for to celebrate a new era? Regardless of motivation, this part of Harvard is worth a visit. I’m not really moved by this complex, not yet -but it may grow on me over the years. After all, I love broccoli now.
Howlett House (1948) in Belmont, MA, USA, by The Architects Collaborative
Thoracic Clinic (1954) in Boston, MA, USA, by The Architects Collaborative
Thoracic Clinic (1954) in Boston, MA, USA, by The Architects Collaborative