Monastery at Large

Category: Modernist

  • Wesley Woods (1965) – Atlanta

    Charles E. Stade & Associates. Wesley Woods (1965). Atlanta.
    Charles E. Stade & Associates. Wesley Woods (1965).1 2 Atlanta.
    Windows on Wesley Woods, Atlanta
    Windows on Wesley Woods, Atlanta
    Towers of Wesley Woods, Atlanta
    Towers of Wesley Woods, Atlanta

    References

    1. “Nursing Home to Go Into Wesley Woods”. The Atlanta Constitution, March 29, 1963, p. 16. ↩︎
    2. Winn, Bill. “Retirement Community Readied for Residents”. The Atlanta Journal, February 24, 1965, p. E-1. ↩︎

  • Holy Trinity Parish Episcopal Church (1971) – Decatur, Georgia

    Louis H. Swayze. Holy Trinity Parish Episcopal Church (1971). Decatur, Georgia.
    Louis H. Swayze. Holy Trinity Parish Episcopal Church (1971). Decatur, Georgia.1
    Steeple on Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Decatur, Georgia
    Steeple on Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Decatur, Georgia
    Looking at the sanctuary of Holy Trinity Parish Episcopal Church from the west
    Looking at the sanctuary of Holy Trinity Parish Episcopal Church from the west
    Looking at the steeple of Holy Trinity Parish Episcopal Church from the northeast
    Looking at the steeple of Holy Trinity Parish Episcopal Church from the northeast
    Looking at the sanctuary of Holy Trinity Parish Episcopal Church from the southwest
    Looking at the sanctuary of Holy Trinity Parish Episcopal Church from the southwest

    References

    1. “Trinity Dedication Scheduled”. The Atlanta Constitution, September 25, 1971, p. 12-A. ↩︎

  • Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office (1962) – Atlanta

    Henri Jova of Abreu & Robinson. Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office (1962). Atlanta.
    Henri Jova of Abreu & Robinson. Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office (1962). Atlanta.1 2
    Windows on the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Windows on the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Awning on the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Awning on the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Wall light on the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Wall light on the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Awning and windows on the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Awning and windows on the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Former drive-through of the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Former drive-through of the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Brick screen wall on the former drive-through of the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Brick screen wall on the former drive-through of the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Road sign for the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta
    Road sign for the Trust Company of Georgia Northeast Freeway Office, Atlanta

    References

    1. “Bank Board OK’s New Branch Unit”. The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution, February 19, 1961, p. 46. ↩︎
    2. Eldredge, Richard L. “Back to the future”. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, July 27, 2005, p. 1E. ↩︎

  • St. Michael’s Lutheran Church (1960) – Doraville, Georgia

    Mastin & Summer. St. Michael's Lutheran Church (1960). Doraville, Georgia.
    Mastin & Summer. St. Michael’s Lutheran Church (1960). Doraville, Georgia.1
    Cross on St. Michael's Lutheran Church, Doraville, Georgia
    Cross on St. Michael’s Lutheran Church, Doraville, Georgia
    Steeple on St. Michael's Lutheran Church, Doraville, Georgia
    Steeple on St. Michael’s Lutheran Church, Doraville, Georgia
    Looking at St. Michael's Lutheran Church from the northeast
    Looking at St. Michael’s Lutheran Church from the northeast

    References

    1. “Lutheran Chapel to Be Dedicated”. The Atlanta Constitution, January 30, 1960, p. 6. ↩︎

  • Federal Home Loan Bank (1970) – Greensboro, North Carolina

    Little, Lee & Associates. Federal Home Loan Bank (1970). Greensboro, North Carolina.
    Little, Lee & Associates. Federal Home Loan Bank (1970). Greensboro, North Carolina.1

    References

    1. “Bank’s Quarters Ready”. The Greensboro Record (Greensboro, North Carolina), January 15, 1970, p. C11. ↩︎

  • Healy Guest House, “Cocoon House” (1948) – Siesta Key, Florida

    Twichell & Rudolph. Healy Guest House, "Cocoon House" (1948). Siesta Key, Florida.
    Twichell & Rudolph. Healy Guest House, “Cocoon House” (1948). Siesta Key, Florida.1

    References

    1. Domin, Christopher, and King, Joseph. Paul Rudolph: The Florida Houses. New York: Princeton Architectural Press (2002). ↩︎