The Architects: Raymond Hood

by Carter Wiseman

Raymond Hood came onto the American architectural scene later in life than his contemporaries, but his contributions over the span of his twelve-year career continue to evoke praise and appreciation. Hood's design of much of Rockefeller Center shines as a prime example of his creative genius. Here, in this essay by architecture critic Carter Wiseman, is Hood's story.

14 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 14, 2017