Publications

	The Firm “Architecture Firm of the Year”, AIA Journal, 1984 “From The People Who Gave You City Hall”, The Boston Globe, 1988 “Architecture Profile: KMW”, Art New England, 1988 “KMW Architects”, a+u, 1988 “Designing Men”, The Boston Globe Magazine, 1992 “Michael Singer & Michael McKinnell: A Collaboration”, Wellesley College Magazine, 1994 “Material World”, Architecture Boston, 2000 “Here and There, Michael McKinnell FAIA talks with Jeff Stein AIA”, Architecture Boston, 2001 “Material World”, Architecture Boston, 2002 The Architecture of Kallmann McKinnell & Wood By David Dil Through four decades, through Modernism, Post-Modernism, Deconstruction, and various modernist revivals, Kallmann McKinnell & Wood has stuck to a few basic principles. It continues to view buildings as extensions of the environment rather than as solitary objects in space. This volume is divided into sections that explore how the firm’s structures relate to their surroundings, whether it be the urban fabric, the landscape, or the campus. Link to Amazon.com to purchase book The Architecture of Kallmann McKinnell & Wood 1988 (Harvard University and Rizzoli) Edited by Alex Krieger Contents · Foreword, by Jose Rafael Moneo · Preface · The Studied Imperfections of Kallmann, McKinnell & Wood, by Alex Krieger · Boston City Hall and Plaza · Boston Five Cents Savings Bank · Phillips Exeter Academy Athletics Facility · American Academy of Arts and Sciences · Back Bay Railroad and Rapid Transit Station · Washington University School of Business and Public Administration · Becton Dickinson and Company Corporate Headquarters · Two Teachers: A Personal Reflection, by Peter Eisenman · Gerhard Kallmann & Michael McKinnell as Educators, by Eduard Sekler · Architects of the Metaphorical, the Narrative and the Evocative, by Robert Campbell · Work in Progress · Chronology · Appendices PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS American Academy of Arts & Sciences: “The House on a Hill a Winner”, The Boston Globe, 1983 “Detail AAAS”, Detail Magazine, 1983 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Headquarters: “Rejuvenating the Heart of Kansas City”, The New York Times, 1999 “Elegant Lighting / minimalist palette”, Architectural Record, 2000 “Lighting…”, Architectural Record, 2000 Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons: “Architects of Peace”, Images Magazine, 1998 “Trading on the American Way”, World Architecture, 1998 “Hoogwaardig Vergaderen in den Haag”, Perspectief, 1998 “BIA Award Winners”, Brick In Architecture, Architecture Magazine, 2001 MUSEUMS Asian Export Wing, Peabody-Essex Museum of Salem: “Asian Export Art”, Antiques Magazine, 1988 “Asian Export Wing: Gentle, evocative”, The Boston Globe, 1988 DeCordova Museum & Sculpture Park: “DeCordova’s Artful Addition Puts Museum on Map”, Banker & Tradesman, 1988 “The DeCordova’s New Wing Works”, The Boston Globe, 1998 “Changes Make DeCordova Visit A Moving Experience”, Boston Herald, 1998 “Transitions Expanding the DeCordova”, Art New England, 1998 Walters Art Museum: “Walters Plans Family Friendly Renovations”, The Baltimore Sun, 1996 “The Renaissance, Glorious Improvement for Art and Art Students”, The Baltimore Sun, 1998 “In Baltimore, a Museum’s Renaissance”, The New York Times, 2001 “At 67, Walter’s Gets A New Look,” The Baltimore Sun, 2001 “Walking the Walters”, Style, 2001 CIVIC Boston City Hall: “A Firm That’s Given Boston Distinctive Designs”, The Providence Journal, 1988 “The Never-Ending Story”, Architecture Boston, 2001 Back Bay Station: “The Best & The Brightest”, Boston Business Journal, 1988 “Review”, The Boston Globe, 1988 “Architecture Along A Transportation Spine”, Architecture, 1988 John B. Hynes Veteran’s Memorial Convention Center: “A Second Look At Boylston’s New Buildings”, The Boston Globe, 1989 “May the New Hynes Be Finished Quickly”, The Boston Globe, 1989 “Boston’s Best New Piece of Public Architecture”, Architecture, 1989 “Selected Details: Glass & Steel Canopy”, Progressive Architecture, 1989 “Civil Center”, Progressive Architecture, 1989 “How to Take the Curse Off Convention Centers”, The New York Times, 1989 “Conventional Difference”, Interiors, 1990 Newton Public Library: “Newton Scores a Coup with its Bold New Library”, The Boston Globe, 1991 “Newton rewrites the Book on Libraries”, The Boston Globe, 1991 “A Civic Renewal”, The Boston Globe, 1991 “Project Overview”, Progressive Architecture, 1994 Independence Visitor Center: “The Remaking of Independence Mall”, Places, 2000 CORPORATE Becton Dickinson Corporate Headquarters: “A Corporate Gem”, The Boston Globe, 1988 “Arts and Crafts Spirit Pervades Corporate Offices”, Architecture, 1988 “A Serene Place to Work, Not a Corporate Spaceship”, The New York Times, 1988 “Recollection and Invention”, Architectural Record, 1988 “AIA Honor Award Certificate”, AIA, 1990 “AIA Honor Awards”, Architecture, 1990 Becton Dickinson Divisional Headquarters: “Art for Work”, Harvard Business School Press, 1990 “Rooms With A View”, Architectural Record, 1993 “Merging their disciplines, the interior design”, Interior Design, 1994 “Corporate Wilderness”, Garden Design, 1994 “Uffici E Laboratori Medici A”, L’Industria delle Construzioni, 1995 “Boston Architects Corner Awards”, The Boston Globe, 1998 Arrow International Corporate Headquarters: “Rear Window”, Architecture Magazine, 1993 “One Good Thing Leads to Another”, Interior Design, 1994 “Arrow, Nel rispetto dell’ambiente”, L’Arca, 1994 “Arrow International, Arrow International - 5 Commissions”, American Craft, 1997 “AIA/BIA Award winners”, Brick in Architecture, 1997, 1997 “Design Theft?”, Echoes, 2000 World Trade Center West Office Building, Fidelity Investments “New Territory: The Architecture of the Seaport Dist”, Architecture Boston, 1999 “Office Space Demand Spurs World Trade Center West”, The Boston Globe, 1999 “Before the Boom Goes Bust”, The Boston Sunday Globe, 1999 “Pembroke & Drew Break Ground on $160m Seaport Center”, New England Real Estate Journal, 2000 “Civic Civility: The Boston Civic Design Commission’s First Ten Years”, Architecture Boston, 2001 UNIVERSITY Simon Hall, Olin School of Business, Washington University: “Cornerstone of The Future”, Washington University Magazine, 1986 “Among America's Best”, Business Week’s Best Business Schools, 1990 McDonnell Hall, School of Natural Sciences, Washington University: “New Space for the Natural Sciences”, WU- Arts & Sciences Magazine, 1990 “Smart Lighting Systems Brighten Up Two University Lecture Halls”, Architectural Record Lighting, 1994 “McDonnell Hall”, Building Stone Magazine, 1996 Goldfarb Hall, Brown School of Social Work, Washington University: “Application -- Window System”, American School & University, 2000 Charles F. Knight Executive Education Center, Washington University: “Royal Treatment”, St. Louis Business Journal, 2001 “Tarlton Celebrates with Washington University at Opening of Knight Center”, St. Louis Commerce Magazine, 2002 Shad Hall Athletic Center, Harvard Business School: “Academic Fitness”, Architecture Magazine, 1990 “A Gym Shapes Up”, Architectural Record, 1990 “Harvard’s Fittingly Posh New Gym”, The Boston Globe, 1990 “KMW scores another coup with Shad Hall”, The Boston Globe, 1990 Bass Center for Molecular & Structural Biology, Yale University “The Science of Togetherness”, Yale Alumni Magazine, 1993 “Teamwork Creates Integrated Designs for Campus Clients”, The Christian Science Monitor, 1993 “Yale/Princeton/Harvard, Tradition Triumphs”, Architectural Record, 1995 “Curves, Canals, & Campus Expeditions”, Brick in Architecture, 2002 Hauser Hall, Harvard Law School: “...A Building in A Field of Its Own”, The Harvard Gazette, 1994 “KMW does Justice to Harvard Law”, The Boston Globe, 1994 “Campus Justice”, Architecture Magazine, 1995 “Yale/Princeton/Harvard, Tradition Triumphs”, Architectural Record, 1995 “AIA/BIA Award winners, Brick in Architecture”, Architecture Magazine, 1997, 1997 Fisher College of Business, Ohio State University: “OSU Expands”, Interiors, 1995 “Architectural Portfolio 1999”, American School and University, 1999 William T. Young Library, University of Kentucky: “Kentucky’s Library of The Future”, Odyssey “Stacked for High Tech”, Building Design & Construction, 1998 Sterling Law School Expansion & Renovation, Yale University: “Ruttenberg Hall Opens”, Yale Law Report, 1995 “Law School Classrooms Renovated For the 21st Century”, Yale Law Report, 1999 “The New Goldman Law Library: An Insider’s Story”, Yale Law Report, 2000 “Sterling Law, Sterling Law School”, Building Stone Magazine, 2001 “Revisionist History”, Architectural Lighting, 2001 Marx Hall, Center for Human Values, Princeton University “Princeton, So Good A Design, Brick In Architecture”, Architecture Magazine, 1999 Miller Performing Arts Center, Alfred University: “Miller Performing Arts Center, Alfred University”, BrickWork Design Magazine, 1997 “Brick Takes Center Stage”, Brick In Architecture, Architecture Magazine, 1999 “Thoroughly Modern Miller”, Masonry Construction, 2000 “Design Theft?” Echoes, 2000 Roberto C. Goizueta School of Business, Emory University “Concept to Completion”, Georgia Education Construction Review, 2001 Law School, Howard University “New Libraries Transform Learning for Law and Medical Students”, Howard Magazine, 2001 “Two for the Books”, The Washington Post, 2001 Biomedical Engineering & Medical Science, University of Virginia “UVA School of Medicine Biomedical Engineering Building”, Virginia Construction Review, 2001 “UVA’s Department of Biomedical Engineering Moves to World Class Facility”, Horizons, 2002 Chamberlain Residence Hall, Bowdoin College “Housing Awards”, Architecture Boston, 2000 “Bowdoin’s Secret Garden”, Bowdoin Magazine, 2001 “Materials and Volume”, College Planning & Management, 2003 COURTHOUSES Edward W. Brooke Courthouse: “Courts of Appeal-Boston’s New Courthouses”, Architecture Boston, 1998 “Court Appeal”, The Boston Globe, 1998 “Justice is Served”, Boston Herald, 1998 “Out of the Weeds Grows Boston’s Other New Courthouse”, Banker & Tradesman, 1998 “Architects Roundtable”, Stone World, 2000 “For the People”, Building Design & Construction, 2000 Loudoun County Courts Complex, Virginia: “Courthouse Plan Surprises Critics”, Loudoun Times Mirror, 1998 “In Leesburg, A Judicious Court Complex”, The Washington Post, 2002 Carl B. Stokes United States Courthouse, Cleveland, Ohio “Stretching Skyward”, Cleveland Plain Dealer, 2000 “Court House Rules”, The Federal Bar Association’s Convention, 2000 “Is the Best Yet to Come?”, Architecture Magazine, 2001 “Carl B. Stokes United States Courthouse”, Ohio Construction Review, 2002 “A Courtly Skyscraper”, Cleveland Plain Dealer, 2002 “Fine Tuning Venus Cleveland Awaits Dine Masterwork”, Cleveland Plain Dealer, 2002 Mecklenburg County Courthouse, Charlotte, North Carolina: “Designer says Courthouse to Mark Entrance to City”, Charlotte Observer, 2002 EMBASSIES United States Embassy, Bangkok, Thailand: “Secrets and Lies? An Embassies special report”, World Architecture, 1998 United States Embassy Competition, Berlin, Germany: “Wettbewerb US-Botscaft am Pariser Platz Nr. 2 in B”, Bauwelt, 1996 “Berlin’s New U.S. Embassy”, Architectural Record, 1996 “A New Embassy in Berlin”, Architecture Magazine, 1996 FEDERAL Harvey W. Wiley Federal Building: “Eastern Seaboard Construction Review”, 2003 RESIDENTIAL Private Residence, Eastern Pennsylvania “BIA Residential Issue”, Brick In Architecture, Architecture Magazine, 1999 “Private Residence”, Brick In Architecture, Architecture Magazine, 1999