Hugh (Asher) Stubbins

Hugh (Asher) Stubbins
Hugh (Asher) Stubbins Jr.

* November 1, 1912 Birmingham
* January 11, 1912 Birmingham
† July 5, 2006 Cambridge, MA

American architect.

period	description
1933–1935	Appleton Scholarship,Harvard University Graduate School of Design

• 
  Federal Reserve Bank
  1976-78
  Boston, United States of America
  
• 
  Citicorp Center
  1973-78
  New York City, United States of America
  
• Mechanical Plant Boston City Hospital
  1976
  Boston, United States of America
  
• 
  Haus der Kulturen der Welt, ehem. Kongreßhalle
  1957
  Berlin, Germany
  

period	name	type
from 1955	National Academy	Associate
from 1974	National Academy	Academician

year	description	section	level
1934	Warren Prize
1934	Boston Society of Architects Prize
1935	Warren Prize

• Architecture, the Design Experience
  H. Stubbins
  John Wiley & Sons; 1976
  

• 
  Der Architekt Hugh A. Stubbins
  Amerikanische Moderne der Fünfziger Jahre in Berlin
  S. de Rudder
  Jovis Verlag
  - mit 20 farb. und 200 s/w Abbildungen
  
• Hugh Stubbins and his associates
  the first fifty years
  D. M. Ludman
  1986
  
• Architecture, the Design Experience
  H. Stubbins
  John Wiley & Sons; 1976
  
• Hugh A. Stubbins
  L. Doumato
  Vance Bibliographies; 1987
  
• Hugh Stubbins and the life of architecture
  in: Architectural Record, 4/1987
  R. Kimball
  page 61–64
  

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