Westport, United States

Louis Micheels House

Westport, United States

Designed by Paul Rudolph in 1972, the Louis Micheels House in Westport, Connecticut, was a single-family residence exemplifying the Sarasota School of Architecture's modernist principles. Rudolph, founder of that influential movement, created a work that synthesized Modern and Brutalist aesthetics in its architectural language. The house stood until its demolition in 2007.

Architect

Built

1972–2007

Type

house

Place

Westport, United States

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Location

41.11222, -73.35028