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Distributed by Images Publishing, Herbert S Newman and Partners: Selected and Current Works, is part of the Master Architect Series IV. The 256-page monograph profiles 35 years of the firm's work with photographs and text illustrating the firm's humanistic approach to the design of architecture. Several building types are represented throughout the book: academic, institutional, corporate, commercial, athletic, religious, residential, and planning and design.

"As architects we have the responsibility to ask ourselves: will the place where we will be building be a better place when we are done? Will the campus, village, city, or open space be more wonderful? Or to put it in Hippocratic terms, will we cause no harm? This is important, because as architects we have to accommodate our creative urges within the boundaries imposed by the building type, the program, the site, and an understanding of our own limitations…."

Herbert S Newman and Partners: Selected and Current Works is available in Connecticut at Atticus Bookstores, Barnes & Noble, Book Haven, Borders Books, The Foundry Bookstore, The Yale Co-op Bookstore, and on the web at Amazon.com, B&N.com and Borders.com.

Herbert S Newman and Partners is featured in the February 2001 edition of Architectural Record. The regularly featured "Building Types Study" examines the William H. Hall High School Addition and Renovation Project in West Hartford, Connecticut. The article is also available on the magazine's Website: www.architecturalrecord.com

International Publications

"The Charm of Amarican Style, Round Hill Residence in Connecticut," Daniela Canoro, Casa Di Campagna, Italy, Vol. 96, 2003
(Round Hill Residence)

"The Ample Spaces of Amarican Design," Daniela Canoro, Casa Di Campagna, Italy, Vol. 97, 2003
(Kramer Residence)

National Publications

"The Rich Get Richards. Greenwich Villa: Elegant Connecticut specialty store is NASFM grand prize winner," MJ Madigan, VM&SD, April 2001
(Richards of Greenwich)

"William Hall High School: Herbert S. Newman and Partners' Addition and Renovation Heals Architectural Wounds from a Previous Era," Elizabeth Harrison Kubany, Architectural Record, February 2001.
(William H. Hall High School)

"Residence Hall Design: Creating Communities," Robert Godshall,AIA, American School and University, August 2000.
(Dartmouth College East Wheelock Residential Cluster, Eastman School of Music Student Living Center, Middlebury College Master Plan for Residential Life)

International Architecture Yearbook, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 2000. P. 127. (Yale University New Residence Hall)

"A $9-Million Expansion for Norwalk's Aquarium," Eleanor Charles, The New York Times, May 2, 1999 (Real Estate, In the Region/Connecticut)
(Maritime Aquarium)

Education Spaces, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 2000. Pgs. 82-85, 121, 138-141, 144-146. Greenwich Academy, Western Connecticut State University, Yale University New Residence Hall, Alfred University School of Business Administration)

Social Spaces, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 2000. Pgs. 95, 97, 99, 100-101, 108-111, 170-171.(Lynn University Library, Yale University Battell Chapel, Williams College Jewish Religious Center, Wesleyan University Freeman Athletic Center)

Herbert S. Newman and Partners: Selected and Current Works, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1999.

Sporting Spaces, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1999. Pgs. 158-159. (Wesleyan University Freeman Athletic Center)

Transport Spaces, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1999. Pgs. 144-145. (New Haven's Union Station)

Water Spaces, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1999. Pgs. 27, 90, 208. (Sea Fair, Wesleyan University Freeman Athletic Center)

International Architecture Yearbook, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1999. Pgs. 118-119. (Duracell World Headquarters)

"Libraries: Beyond Bookshelves,"College Planning & Management, February 1999 (Lynn University Library)

"Raise High the Recycled Roof Beams, Carpenters," Emilie Worthen Sommerhoff, Facilities Design & Management, November 1998 (Duracell World Headquarters)

"Guess Who's Going Green?," Sara Hart, Architecture, August 1998 (Duracell World Headquarters)

"Newman & Partners Design New Yale Residence Hall," AIA Connecticut News, January/February 1998 (Yale University New Residence Hall)

"Newman & Partners Receive Sustainable Design Award," AIA Connecticut News, January/February 1998 (Duracell World Headquarters)

"Sustainable design projects honored by BSA," Chapter Letter of the Boston Society of Architects, July/August 1997 (Duracell World Headquarters)

"Running Mom and Pop Off Glitzy Greenwich Avenue," Eleanor Charles, The New York Times, Sunday, September 14, 1997 (Richards of Greenwich)

"Two Pluses for the Town: Richards Move to Add Parking…" Greenwich Magazine, September 1997 (Richards of Greenwich)

"Yale in the Midst of a Mammoth Renovation Program," Eleanor Charles, The New York Times, Sunday, October 12, 1997 (Master Planning, Residential Colleges, Yale University New Residence Hall)

"Swing Dorm' Taking Shape," Yale Alumni Magazine, October 1997 (Yale University New Residence Hall)

"Private Enterprise Embraces Sustainable Design," Record News, Architectural Record, October 1997 (Duracell World Headquarters)

Award Winning Architecture International Yearbook 1997, Frantisek Sedlacek, ed., Munich: Prestel-Verlag (Ninth Square)

"Housing for the Yalies," Up front, Interiors, November 1997 (Yale University New Residence Hall)

"Lynn University, Boca Raton, Florida," Post-Secondary Citation, American School & University Architectural Portfolio 1997, November 1997 (Lynn University Library)

"Members & Firms: Firm News, " AIArchitect, December 1997 (Duracell World Headquarters)

"New Residence Hall to be Built at Yale University," Record News, Architectural Record, December 1997(Yale University New Residence Hall)

"Lynn University Library," Library Journal Architectural, December 1997 (Lynn University Library)

"Residence Village," IMI Today, November/December 1997 (Eastern Connecticut State University)

International Architecture Yearbook, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1997. Pgs. 34-35. (Duracell World Headquarters)

"The Ghost of Christmas Passed: Seeking Salvation for Our Cities. Why architect Herbert Newman thinks urban centers like New Haven haven't outlived their usefulness," Michael C. Bingham, Business New Haven, January 2, 1996

"AIA Honors Tri-State Projects," Pete McCall, New York Construction News, March 4, 1996 (Ninth Square)

"'Green architecture epitomized: Bethel's Duracell building makes excellent use of surroundings," Michael J. Crosbie, Hartford Courant, April 1996 (Duracell World Headquarters)

"AIA Honor Awards Urban Design," Architecture, May 1996 (Ninth Square)

"Best Mixed-Use Facility: The Ninth Square, New Haven, Conn.," Ascent, Fall 1996 "The Best Buildings: AIA awards cite achievements of state architects," Business New Haven, December 30, 1996 (Ninth Square)

"Precast Cuts Time, Costs on Multi-Housing Project," Craig A. Shutt, Ascent, Winter 1996 (Ninth Square)

"3 area architects win top awards. Pelli, Newman, Roche honored," Stephen Higgins, New Haven Register, January 31, 1995

"Like a Phoenix: New Haven inaugurates a comprehensive revitalization scheme firmly based in preservation," Ann Dunnington, Historic Preservation News, December 1994/January 1995 (Ninth Square)

"New Haven Complex Demonstrates Precast Concrete's Superiority in Multi-Unit Residential Buildings," PCI Journal, January-February 1995 (Ninth Square)

"Five Honored by AIA," Progressive Architecture, February 1995
(Thomas Jefferson Award)

"From Coaches to Conference," Architectural Record, February 1995 (Pocantico Conference Center of the Rockefeller Brothers' Fund)

"11 Design Awards Winners Chosen in 33rd Annual AIA/CT Competition," AIA Connecticut, November/December 1995 (Ninth Square)

International Architecture Yearbook, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1995. Pgs. 114, 118. (Bridgeport Federal Courthouse, Pocantico Conference Center of the Rockefeller Brothers' Fund)

"A New Neighborhood Is Rising in New Haven," Rachelle Garbarine, The New York Times, n.d. (Ninth Square)

"Where Rockefeller found culture," Paula Deitz, Financial Times Weekend, May14/May 15, 1994 (Pocantico Conference Center of the Rockefeller Brothers' Fund)

"A Phoenix of a Library," Yale Alumni Magazine, May 1994 (Yale University Silliman College)

"Architect Profile: Herbert S. Newman and Partners, P.C.," Katherine Watts, New England Construction News, July 7, 1994

"For the greater good," Michael J. Crosbie, The Hartford Courant, July 17, 1994 (New Haven City Hall)

Residential Spaces, Hamish Lyon and Astrid Jenkin, 1994 (Round Hill Residence, Crocker Residence, and Kramer Residence)

"Yale Works to Break Down the Town-Gown Barrier," Eleanor Charles, The New York Times, Connecticut Section, September 25, 1994 (Broadway Redevelopment)

"Master Builder: Skyscraper architect thinks small," Mary Colurso, New Haven Register, January 21, 1993 (Herbert Newman, Habitat for Humanity Master Builder Award)

"And The Winners Are…," Christopher Wigren, Connecticut Preservation News, January/February 1992

"The Coming of Kykuit," Allen Freeman, Historic Preservation, July/August 1992,
(Pocantico Conference Center of the Rockefeller Brothers' Fund)

"Builder's Choice", Susan Bradford and June Fletcher, Builder, October 1991 (Taft School Arts & Humanities Wing)

"Freeman Athletic Center: The Place to Be," "Putting It All Together," and "Light, Space, Confluence," Wesleyan Alumni Magazine, Winter 1991 (Freeman Athletic Center)

"Jewish Religious Center Dedicated October 14," Williams Alumni Review, Winter 1991 (Williams College Jewish Religious Center)

"Splendid Spaces," Regina S. Bararan, Food Management, April 1990 (Calhoun College Dining Hall)

"Excellence in Masonry Award," Trends in Brick, 1990 (Whitney Grove Office Center)

"Honor Award: New Construction," Faith and Form, Winter 1991-92 (Williams College Jewish Religious Center)

"The New Haven City Hall: A Revived Symbol and an Urban Catalyst," Robert L. Miller, AIA, Connecticut Architect & Specifier, January 1989 (New Haven City Hall)

"Company Profile: Herbert S. Newman and Partners AIA P.C.," Connecticut Architect & Specifier, January 1989 (Downtown South/Hill North, Yale University Battell Chapel, Wesleyan University Athletic Center, Colgate University Case Library, New School for Social Research, Eastman School of Music Student Living Center, Dartmouth College Residential Cluster, Arts Center/Audubon Court)

"Merit Award," Builder, October 1989 (Whitney Grove)

"Quiet Places Sewn into the City: Two Residential Complexes in New Haven, Herbert S. Newman, FAIA", Michael J. Crosbie, Architecture, 1989 (Whitney Grove and Audubon Court)

"The New New Haven," Stephen Weiss, s/f New England's Real Estate Magazine, March/April 1989 (Downtown South)

"10 projects recognized in 1988 CSA/AIA Design Awards," New England Architectural Journal, April 11, 1989 (Seafair, Taft School Arts and Humanities Wing)

"The remaking of Calhoun," Jon Zonderman, Yale Alumni Magazine, May 1989 (Calhoun College)

"Design awards/competitions: The Connecticut Society of Architects/AIA 1988 Design Awards," Architectural Record, June 1989 (Seafair, Taft School Arts and Humanities Wing)

"Common ground," Architectural Record, October 1989 (Dartmouth College Residential Cluster)

"Remodel of Split Level House into Mediterranean Villa A Stunning Transformation," Sun/Coast Architect/Builder, May 1988 (Snyder Residence)

"Renaissance '87," Katrina R. Mason and Ann Marie Moriarty, Remodeling, January 1988 (Snyder Residence)

"Seafair Creates Exciting Gateway to Water's Edge," Sun/Coast Architect/Builder, June 1988 "Shopping Mall Rehabilitation, (Seafair)

"Progressive Architecture, November 1988 (Chapel Square Mall)

"New Haven: A refurbished Union Station gives the city the gateway it deserves," Laura Consiglio, Yale Alumni Magazine, February 1987 (New Haven Union Station)

"Special Commendation: Battell Chapel, Yale University ; Honorable Mention: Cohen & Wolf Law Offices; Citation: Chapel Square Mall, ," Remodeling, January 1986

"Remodeling jobs earn top AIA awards," Remodeling, May 1986 (Yale University Battell Chapel)

"A Brotherhood of Geometric Parts," Michael J. Crosbie, Architecture, June 1986 (Colgate University Dining Hall)

"Richness of Decoration Restored," Michael J. Crosbie, Architecture, June 1986 (Yale University Battell Chapel)

"Restoring a Chapel's Original Splendor," Remodeling, July 1986 (Yale University Battell Chapel)

"Tower of Light," Connecticut Magazine, August 1986 (Round Hill Residence)

"Herbert S. Newman," Livingston A. Edwards, Live Magazine, 1985 (Cohen and Wolf law office atrium, Round Hill Residence, Colgate University, Sea Fair, and Scandling Center)

"Hobart & William Smith Colleges: The Scandling Center," John Gamrecki, Food Management, January 1985 (Scandling Center)

"Round Hill, Woodbridge, Connecticut by Herbert S. Newman," Architectural Record Houses of 1985 Round Hill Residence

The National Law Journal Office Design for Law Firms, April 1985 (Cohen & Wolf)

"Grand Award: The Crossing at Blind Brook," Builder, October 1985 "Old Yale: The Chapel is restored to splendor," John B. Kirby, Yale Alumni Magazine, December 1984 (Yale University Battell Chapel)

"A pivotal placemaker," Architectural Record, November 1983 (Northeastern University, Kariotis Hall)

"Country Town Houses in Westchester," Lee A. Daniels, The New York Times, November 4, 1983 (Crossing at Blind Brook)

"A new frontispiece transforms a college library," Architectural Record, September 1982 (Colgate University Dana Addition Case Library)

"Award Winning Architecture," The Connecticut Architect, Spring 1981 (Yale, SOM Donaldson Commons, Teletrack Theater)

"Connecticut Junior Republic School, Dining Hall and Offices, Litchfield, Connecticut," Architectural Record, June 1981

"Yale Translates an Abandoned Chapel as a New Commons," Architectural Record, January 1981 (Yale University School of Organization and Management, Donaldson Commons)

"The Winner's Circle in New Haven," Architectural Record, February 1981 (Teletrack)

"Return to Splendor," American School & University, September 1979 (Yale Law School) Progressive Architecture, March 1978, (Yale Center for American Arts, Lecture Hall)

"Two differing and remarkable new projects by Herbert Newman Associates for the old interiors of Yale," Architectural Record, July 1979 (Yale University Law School Library and Lecture Hall)

"A new auditorium and exhibition space for the Art Gallery at Yale University," Architectural Record, May 1978 "Milford Jai Alai: Festive Building for 'Merry Festival'," Architectural Record, April 1978 (Milford Jai Alai)

"Yale University is preserving its great late-19th-century architecture by remodeling the Old Campus," Architectural Record, March 1977 "View-Capturing Angles for a Clearing in the Woods," Building Manual, Fall-Winter 1976-77 (Lytton Residence)

"Urban community centers," Progressive Architecture, April 1972 (Dixwell Community Center) "Record Interiors of 1974," Architectural Record, January 1974 (Yale University Cullman Courts)

"Citation," Progressive Architecture, January 1969 (Gant Shirt Factory)

"Record Houses 1956-1966: A Decade of Significant Innovation," Architectural Record, February 1966 (Winnick Residence)

"Pinwheel Plan Provides Privacy," House Beautiful's Building Manual, Fall-Winter 1965-66 "Record Houses of 1965," Architectural Record Houses of 1965, (Winnick Residence)

Local Publications

"Broadway to get new look," Patrick Dilger, New Haven Register, January 23, 1994 (Broadway Redevelopment)

"Ground broken for monument to Woodbridge veterans," David Ross, New Haven Register, July 7, 1994" "War monument dedicated at fair," David Ross, New Haven Register, September 11, 1994 (Woodbridge)

"City gets green light to rebuild Broadway," Catherine Sullivan, New Haven Register, February 1, 1993 (Broadway Redevelopment)

"New Haven project to improve Broadway area," Gene Trainor, Connecticut Post, September 12, 1993 (Broadway Redevelopment)

"City plans to untangle Broadway," New Haven Register, September 22, 1993 (Broadway Redevelopment)

"Yale Investing $1.9 million in Broadway renovation project," Yale Weekly Bulletin & Calendar, September 27 - October 4, 1993 (Broadway Redevelopment)

"Yale to transform Broadway," Tony Levine, Yale Daily News, n.d. (Broadway Redevelopment)

"Plans for Audubon development unveiled," Edward Petraiuolo III, New Haven Register, April 9, 1986 (Arts Center District)

"New-look mall 'an extension of Green'," Janet Kipphut, New Haven Register, October 28, 1984 (Chapel Square Mall)

"Restored Mall Delights New Haven," Paul Bass, The New York Times, December 2, 1984 (Chapel Square Mall)

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	Published Works	Distributed by Images Publishing, Herbert S Newman and Partners: Selected and Current Works, is part of the Master Architect Series IV. The 256-page monograph profiles 35 years of the firm's work with photographs and text illustrating the firm's humanistic approach to the design of architecture. Several building types are represented throughout the book: academic, institutional, corporate, commercial, athletic, religious, residential, and planning and design. "As architects we have the responsibility to ask ourselves: will the place where we will be building be a better place when we are done? Will the campus, village, city, or open space be more wonderful? Or to put it in Hippocratic terms, will we cause no harm? This is important, because as architects we have to accommodate our creative urges within the boundaries imposed by the building type, the program, the site, and an understanding of our own limitations…." Herbert S Newman and Partners: Selected and Current Works is available in Connecticut at Atticus Bookstores, Barnes & Noble, Book Haven, Borders Books, The Foundry Bookstore, The Yale Co-op Bookstore, and on the web at Amazon.com, B&N.com and Borders.com. Herbert S Newman and Partners is featured in the February 2001 edition of Architectural Record. The regularly featured "Building Types Study" examines the William H. Hall High School Addition and Renovation Project in West Hartford, Connecticut. The article is also available on the magazine's Website: www.architecturalrecord.com International Publications "The Charm of Amarican Style, Round Hill Residence in Connecticut," Daniela Canoro, Casa Di Campagna, Italy, Vol. 96, 2003 (Round Hill Residence) "The Ample Spaces of Amarican Design," Daniela Canoro, Casa Di Campagna, Italy, Vol. 97, 2003 (Kramer Residence) National Publications "The Rich Get Richards. Greenwich Villa: Elegant Connecticut specialty store is NASFM grand prize winner," MJ Madigan, VM&SD, April 2001 (Richards of Greenwich) "William Hall High School: Herbert S. Newman and Partners' Addition and Renovation Heals Architectural Wounds from a Previous Era," Elizabeth Harrison Kubany, Architectural Record, February 2001. (William H. Hall High School) "Residence Hall Design: Creating Communities," Robert Godshall,AIA, American School and University, August 2000. (Dartmouth College East Wheelock Residential Cluster, Eastman School of Music Student Living Center, Middlebury College Master Plan for Residential Life) International Architecture Yearbook, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 2000. P. 127. (Yale University New Residence Hall) "A $9-Million Expansion for Norwalk's Aquarium," Eleanor Charles, The New York Times, May 2, 1999 (Real Estate, In the Region/Connecticut) (Maritime Aquarium) Education Spaces, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 2000. Pgs. 82-85, 121, 138-141, 144-146. Greenwich Academy, Western Connecticut State University, Yale University New Residence Hall, Alfred University School of Business Administration) Social Spaces, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 2000. Pgs. 95, 97, 99, 100-101, 108-111, 170-171.(Lynn University Library, Yale University Battell Chapel, Williams College Jewish Religious Center, Wesleyan University Freeman Athletic Center) Herbert S. Newman and Partners: Selected and Current Works, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1999. Sporting Spaces, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1999. Pgs. 158-159. (Wesleyan University Freeman Athletic Center) Transport Spaces, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1999. Pgs. 144-145. (New Haven's Union Station) Water Spaces, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1999. Pgs. 27, 90, 208. (Sea Fair, Wesleyan University Freeman Athletic Center) International Architecture Yearbook, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1999. Pgs. 118-119. (Duracell World Headquarters) "Libraries: Beyond Bookshelves,"College Planning & Management, February 1999 (Lynn University Library) "Raise High the Recycled Roof Beams, Carpenters," Emilie Worthen Sommerhoff, Facilities Design & Management, November 1998 (Duracell World Headquarters) "Guess Who's Going Green?," Sara Hart, Architecture, August 1998 (Duracell World Headquarters) "Newman & Partners Design New Yale Residence Hall," AIA Connecticut News, January/February 1998 (Yale University New Residence Hall) "Newman & Partners Receive Sustainable Design Award," AIA Connecticut News, January/February 1998 (Duracell World Headquarters) "Sustainable design projects honored by BSA," Chapter Letter of the Boston Society of Architects, July/August 1997 (Duracell World Headquarters) "Running Mom and Pop Off Glitzy Greenwich Avenue," Eleanor Charles, The New York Times, Sunday, September 14, 1997 (Richards of Greenwich) "Two Pluses for the Town: Richards Move to Add Parking…" Greenwich Magazine, September 1997 (Richards of Greenwich) "Yale in the Midst of a Mammoth Renovation Program," Eleanor Charles, The New York Times, Sunday, October 12, 1997 (Master Planning, Residential Colleges, Yale University New Residence Hall) "Swing Dorm' Taking Shape," Yale Alumni Magazine, October 1997 (Yale University New Residence Hall) "Private Enterprise Embraces Sustainable Design," Record News, Architectural Record, October 1997 (Duracell World Headquarters) Award Winning Architecture International Yearbook 1997, Frantisek Sedlacek, ed., Munich: Prestel-Verlag (Ninth Square) "Housing for the Yalies," Up front, Interiors, November 1997 (Yale University New Residence Hall) "Lynn University, Boca Raton, Florida," Post-Secondary Citation, American School & University Architectural Portfolio 1997, November 1997 (Lynn University Library) "Members & Firms: Firm News, " AIArchitect, December 1997 (Duracell World Headquarters) "New Residence Hall to be Built at Yale University," Record News, Architectural Record, December 1997(Yale University New Residence Hall) "Lynn University Library," Library Journal Architectural, December 1997 (Lynn University Library) "Residence Village," IMI Today, November/December 1997 (Eastern Connecticut State University) International Architecture Yearbook, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1997. Pgs. 34-35. (Duracell World Headquarters) "The Ghost of Christmas Passed: Seeking Salvation for Our Cities. Why architect Herbert Newman thinks urban centers like New Haven haven't outlived their usefulness," Michael C. Bingham, Business New Haven, January 2, 1996 "AIA Honors Tri-State Projects," Pete McCall, New York Construction News, March 4, 1996 (Ninth Square) "'Green architecture epitomized: Bethel's Duracell building makes excellent use of surroundings," Michael J. Crosbie, Hartford Courant, April 1996 (Duracell World Headquarters) "AIA Honor Awards Urban Design," Architecture, May 1996 (Ninth Square) "Best Mixed-Use Facility: The Ninth Square, New Haven, Conn.," Ascent, Fall 1996 "The Best Buildings: AIA awards cite achievements of state architects," Business New Haven, December 30, 1996 (Ninth Square) "Precast Cuts Time, Costs on Multi-Housing Project," Craig A. Shutt, Ascent, Winter 1996 (Ninth Square) "3 area architects win top awards. Pelli, Newman, Roche honored," Stephen Higgins, New Haven Register, January 31, 1995 "Like a Phoenix: New Haven inaugurates a comprehensive revitalization scheme firmly based in preservation," Ann Dunnington, Historic Preservation News, December 1994/January 1995 (Ninth Square) "New Haven Complex Demonstrates Precast Concrete's Superiority in Multi-Unit Residential Buildings," PCI Journal, January-February 1995 (Ninth Square) "Five Honored by AIA," Progressive Architecture, February 1995 (Thomas Jefferson Award) "From Coaches to Conference," Architectural Record, February 1995 (Pocantico Conference Center of the Rockefeller Brothers' Fund) "11 Design Awards Winners Chosen in 33rd Annual AIA/CT Competition," AIA Connecticut, November/December 1995 (Ninth Square) International Architecture Yearbook, Images Publishing, Melbourne, Australia, 1995. Pgs. 114, 118. (Bridgeport Federal Courthouse, Pocantico Conference Center of the Rockefeller Brothers' Fund) "A New Neighborhood Is Rising in New Haven," Rachelle Garbarine, The New York Times, n.d. (Ninth Square) "Where Rockefeller found culture," Paula Deitz, Financial Times Weekend, May14/May 15, 1994 (Pocantico Conference Center of the Rockefeller Brothers' Fund) "A Phoenix of a Library," Yale Alumni Magazine, May 1994 (Yale University Silliman College) "Architect Profile: Herbert S. Newman and Partners, P.C.," Katherine Watts, New England Construction News, July 7, 1994 "For the greater good," Michael J. Crosbie, The Hartford Courant, July 17, 1994 (New Haven City Hall) Residential Spaces, Hamish Lyon and Astrid Jenkin, 1994 (Round Hill Residence, Crocker Residence, and Kramer Residence) "Yale Works to Break Down the Town-Gown Barrier," Eleanor Charles, The New York Times, Connecticut Section, September 25, 1994 (Broadway Redevelopment) "Master Builder: Skyscraper architect thinks small," Mary Colurso, New Haven Register, January 21, 1993 (Herbert Newman, Habitat for Humanity Master Builder Award) "And The Winners Are…," Christopher Wigren, Connecticut Preservation News, January/February 1992 "The Coming of Kykuit," Allen Freeman, Historic Preservation, July/August 1992, (Pocantico Conference Center of the Rockefeller Brothers' Fund) "Builder's Choice", Susan Bradford and June Fletcher, Builder, October 1991 (Taft School Arts & Humanities Wing) "Freeman Athletic Center: The Place to Be," "Putting It All Together," and "Light, Space, Confluence," Wesleyan Alumni Magazine, Winter 1991 (Freeman Athletic Center) "Jewish Religious Center Dedicated October 14," Williams Alumni Review, Winter 1991 (Williams College Jewish Religious Center) "Splendid Spaces," Regina S. Bararan, Food Management, April 1990 (Calhoun College Dining Hall) "Excellence in Masonry Award," Trends in Brick, 1990 (Whitney Grove Office Center) "Honor Award: New Construction," Faith and Form, Winter 1991-92 (Williams College Jewish Religious Center) "The New Haven City Hall: A Revived Symbol and an Urban Catalyst," Robert L. Miller, AIA, Connecticut Architect & Specifier, January 1989 (New Haven City Hall) "Company Profile: Herbert S. Newman and Partners AIA P.C.," Connecticut Architect & Specifier, January 1989 (Downtown South/Hill North, Yale University Battell Chapel, Wesleyan University Athletic Center, Colgate University Case Library, New School for Social Research, Eastman School of Music Student Living Center, Dartmouth College Residential Cluster, Arts Center/Audubon Court) "Merit Award," Builder, October 1989 (Whitney Grove) "Quiet Places Sewn into the City: Two Residential Complexes in New Haven, Herbert S. Newman, FAIA", Michael J. Crosbie, Architecture, 1989 (Whitney Grove and Audubon Court) "The New New Haven," Stephen Weiss, s/f New England's Real Estate Magazine, March/April 1989 (Downtown South) "10 projects recognized in 1988 CSA/AIA Design Awards," New England Architectural Journal, April 11, 1989 (Seafair, Taft School Arts and Humanities Wing) "The remaking of Calhoun," Jon Zonderman, Yale Alumni Magazine, May 1989 (Calhoun College) "Design awards/competitions: The Connecticut Society of Architects/AIA 1988 Design Awards," Architectural Record, June 1989 (Seafair, Taft School Arts and Humanities Wing) "Common ground," Architectural Record, October 1989 (Dartmouth College Residential Cluster) "Remodel of Split Level House into Mediterranean Villa A Stunning Transformation," Sun/Coast Architect/Builder, May 1988 (Snyder Residence) "Renaissance '87," Katrina R. Mason and Ann Marie Moriarty, Remodeling, January 1988 (Snyder Residence) "Seafair Creates Exciting Gateway to Water's Edge," Sun/Coast Architect/Builder, June 1988 "Shopping Mall Rehabilitation, (Seafair) "Progressive Architecture, November 1988 (Chapel Square Mall) "New Haven: A refurbished Union Station gives the city the gateway it deserves," Laura Consiglio, Yale Alumni Magazine, February 1987 (New Haven Union Station) "Special Commendation: Battell Chapel, Yale University ; Honorable Mention: Cohen & Wolf Law Offices; Citation: Chapel Square Mall, ," Remodeling, January 1986 "Remodeling jobs earn top AIA awards," Remodeling, May 1986 (Yale University Battell Chapel) "A Brotherhood of Geometric Parts," Michael J. Crosbie, Architecture, June 1986 (Colgate University Dining Hall) "Richness of Decoration Restored," Michael J. Crosbie, Architecture, June 1986 (Yale University Battell Chapel) "Restoring a Chapel's Original Splendor," Remodeling, July 1986 (Yale University Battell Chapel) "Tower of Light," Connecticut Magazine, August 1986 (Round Hill Residence) "Herbert S. Newman," Livingston A. Edwards, Live Magazine, 1985 (Cohen and Wolf law office atrium, Round Hill Residence, Colgate University, Sea Fair, and Scandling Center) "Hobart & William Smith Colleges: The Scandling Center," John Gamrecki, Food Management, January 1985 (Scandling Center) "Round Hill, Woodbridge, Connecticut by Herbert S. Newman," Architectural Record Houses of 1985 Round Hill Residence The National Law Journal Office Design for Law Firms, April 1985 (Cohen & Wolf) "Grand Award: The Crossing at Blind Brook," Builder, October 1985 "Old Yale: The Chapel is restored to splendor," John B. Kirby, Yale Alumni Magazine, December 1984 (Yale University Battell Chapel) "A pivotal placemaker," Architectural Record, November 1983 (Northeastern University, Kariotis Hall) "Country Town Houses in Westchester," Lee A. Daniels, The New York Times, November 4, 1983 (Crossing at Blind Brook) "A new frontispiece transforms a college library," Architectural Record, September 1982 (Colgate University Dana Addition Case Library) "Award Winning Architecture," The Connecticut Architect, Spring 1981 (Yale, SOM Donaldson Commons, Teletrack Theater) "Connecticut Junior Republic School, Dining Hall and Offices, Litchfield, Connecticut," Architectural Record, June 1981 "Yale Translates an Abandoned Chapel as a New Commons," Architectural Record, January 1981 (Yale University School of Organization and Management, Donaldson Commons) "The Winner's Circle in New Haven," Architectural Record, February 1981 (Teletrack) "Return to Splendor," American School & University, September 1979 (Yale Law School) Progressive Architecture, March 1978, (Yale Center for American Arts, Lecture Hall) "Two differing and remarkable new projects by Herbert Newman Associates for the old interiors of Yale," Architectural Record, July 1979 (Yale University Law School Library and Lecture Hall) "A new auditorium and exhibition space for the Art Gallery at Yale University," Architectural Record, May 1978 "Milford Jai Alai: Festive Building for 'Merry Festival'," Architectural Record, April 1978 (Milford Jai Alai) "Yale University is preserving its great late-19th-century architecture by remodeling the Old Campus," Architectural Record, March 1977 "View-Capturing Angles for a Clearing in the Woods," Building Manual, Fall-Winter 1976-77 (Lytton Residence) "Urban community centers," Progressive Architecture, April 1972 (Dixwell Community Center) "Record Interiors of 1974," Architectural Record, January 1974 (Yale University Cullman Courts) "Citation," Progressive Architecture, January 1969 (Gant Shirt Factory) "Record Houses 1956-1966: A Decade of Significant Innovation," Architectural Record, February 1966 (Winnick Residence) "Pinwheel Plan Provides Privacy," House Beautiful's Building Manual, Fall-Winter 1965-66 "Record Houses of 1965," Architectural Record Houses of 1965, (Winnick Residence) Local Publications "Broadway to get new look," Patrick Dilger, New Haven Register, January 23, 1994 (Broadway Redevelopment) "Ground broken for monument to Woodbridge veterans," David Ross, New Haven Register, July 7, 1994" "War monument dedicated at fair," David Ross, New Haven Register, September 11, 1994 (Woodbridge) "City gets green light to rebuild Broadway," Catherine Sullivan, New Haven Register, February 1, 1993 (Broadway Redevelopment) "New Haven project to improve Broadway area," Gene Trainor, Connecticut Post, September 12, 1993 (Broadway Redevelopment) "City plans to untangle Broadway," New Haven Register, September 22, 1993 (Broadway Redevelopment) "Yale Investing $1.9 million in Broadway renovation project," Yale Weekly Bulletin & Calendar, September 27 - October 4, 1993 (Broadway Redevelopment) "Yale to transform Broadway," Tony Levine, Yale Daily News, n.d. 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