Edward Durell Stone

* March 9, 1902 Fayetteville
† August 6, 1978 New York City

American architect.

period	description
1927–1929	Rotch Traveling Scholarship in Europe, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

• Amoco Building (Standard Oil Building, AON Center)
  1974
  Chicago, United States of America
  
• General Motor Building
  1969
  New York City, United States of America
  
• Loyola Marymount University, Charles H. Strub Theatre and Communications Art Center
  1963
  Los Angeles, United States of America
  
• Huntington Hartford Museum
  1958-59
  New York City, United States of America
  
• United States Pavilion, World Exhibition
  1958
  Brussels, Belgium
  
• American Embassy
  1954-58
  New Delhi, India
  
• Architect's Residence
  1956
  New York City, United States of America
  
• Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
  1939
  New York City, United States of America
  

period	name	type
from 1958	American Institute of Architects	Fellow

year	description	section	level
1963	Award of Merit from the American Institute of Architects for the General Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula, Carmel, CA

• United States of America

  country

  California

  state

  Los Angeles county

  county

  Beverly Hills

  city

  Wilshire Boulevard; South McCarty Drive

  street

• Edward Durell Stone and the International Style in America: houses of the 1930s
  in: American art journal, 3/1988
  D. Ricciotti
  page 48–73
  

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