Yale School of Architecture
CLASS OF 1970
About Us
We are graduates of the Yale School of Architecture, Class of 1970. In 2020, the year of the pandemic, we celebrated our 50th anniversary. We created this website as part of the celebration. We intended to have a reunion in Vermont in October 2020, but the pandemic forced its cancellation. Our reunion will be held October 1-3, 2021, at the Coolidge Hotel in White River Junction, Vermont.
Learning Under Moore
In this 1980 Global Architecture essay Andy Burr describes our architectural education under Charles Moore, the insights we gained, and the priorities we established as architects. The issue goes on to show work by Jim Righter, Peter Rose, Turner Brooks, Roc Caivano, Tom Dryer, Peter Woerner, Dan Scully, Bob Shannon, George Hathorn (who contributes some Random Thoughts on the Architecture of the Applied Image.)
Pedagy and Politics
Eve Blau describes the late 1960's collision between political activism and postmodernism. She contrasts Charles Moore's central preoccupation with the creation of place against the background of the era's turbulence. Eve Blau did her PhD at Yale and she teaches Architectural and Urban History/Theory at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard. She is married to Peter Rose.