Yale University Art Gallery Main Building
New Haven, United States
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The Yale University Art Gallery Main Building in New Haven is a brutalist masterwork designed by Louis Kahn. The structure exemplifies Kahn's distinctive approach to monumental architecture through its bold concrete forms and assertive geometric design, establishing it as a significant example of mid-twentieth-century museum architecture and brutalist aesthetics.
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- art museum, museum building
- Place
- New Haven, United States
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