Temple Street Garage
New Haven, United States
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Temple Street Garage in New Haven is a parking structure designed by architect Paul Rudolph in the brutalist architectural style. Built as a functional urban structure, the garage exemplifies Rudolph's approach to modern design during the mid-twentieth century, when brutalism's bold, geometric concrete forms dominated progressive American architecture.
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- New Haven, United States
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