Talk:Percival Goodman

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Did you know... that Percival Goodman, described as "the most prolific architect in Jewish history" by The Forward, was also an urban planning theorist who criticized Robert Moses' ideas for parkways in New York City?

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Bibliography

Paul and Percival Goodman, "Creating a Modern Synagogue Style; Tradition from Function," Commentary, June 1947
Percival Goodman, "Synagogue Proposals in a New Traditional Light," Architectural Record, September 1947
Paul and Percival Goodman, "Jews in Modern Architecture: After a Late Start," Commentary, July 1957
Paul and Percival Goodman, "Modern Artists as Synagogue Builders," Commentary, January 1949
Percival Goodman, "The Character of the Modern Synagogue," in Peter Blake, ed., "An American synagogue for today and tomorrow; a guide book to synagogue design and construction." Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1954

These are a few articles by Goodman I would like to cite and discuss in an intended expansion. dvdrw 01:11, 31 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Holocaust memorial

Can anyone add more information about Goodman's design for a Holocaust memorial? I intend to add (which I have already written on my desktop) citing James Young, "The Texture of Memory: Holocaust Memorials and Meaning"[1] page 290 which says that it was the second proposal in the United States. The text I have written outlines the proposals for a Holocaust memorial around the same time and place as Goodman and some of the relations between Goodman's proposals to them but really should be accompanied by a detailed description of Goodman's proposal, which I haven't written yet. That is why I'm asking here. Regards, dvdrw 01:23, 31 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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