Architect Robert A.M. Stern always knew he was a controversial choice to lead the Yale School of Architecture, but he didn’t know just how controversial until recently. While doing research for ...

Impact Link One look at Robert A.M. Stern's portfolio of work explains how he's gained a reputation as one of New York City's most legendary architects. He's designed some of the most prestigious ...

15 Central Park West and 30 Park Place. Francis Dzikowski / Otto for Robert A.M. Stern Architects; Peter Aaron / Otto for Robert A.M. Stern Architects It is not a stretch to say that Robert A.M ...

Roger H. Seifter, the partner at Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) who led the design, says one inspiration was a villa the homeowners had rented on St. Bart’s. The couple, who have worked ...

Jaque Robertson, recently deceased, was my oldest friend in architecture and he was extremely smart, cosmopolitan, and had such great cultivation. He had a great sense of the history of ...

Most architects now know of Robert A.M. Stern as a successful architect and founder of the firm RAMSA in New York, as well as a former professor at Columbia and dean at Yale. Fewer may know of him as ...

Whalen, a partner at Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) has led the design teams for some of the shop’s most notable projects, including 15 Central Park West in New York, credited with ...

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The descriptions of 1228 Madison Ave., a co-op between 88th and 89th streets whose facade was designed by famed architect Robert A.M. Stern, boast of “confident architecture” and “elegance.” ...

Claremont Hall, climbing 41 stories above the historic Union Theological Seminary campus, was designed to delight the eye without disrupting the neighborhood. By Tim Heffernan The full-floor ...

The tower on the University of Texas at Austin campus was completed in 1937 by Paul Philippe Cret, a Philadelphia architect. (Bex Walton/Flickr/CC BY 2.0) “The most iconic symbol of The ...