Hala, Katherine (17 de noviembre de 2010). «In Praise of the Hard: I.M. Pei's Christian Science Church Complex Threatened». Architect Magazine. «It is hardscape at its hardest. It is this very quality that makes the ensemble so great It is heroic, speaking of the ideals of order and the belief in something that surpasses the quotidian. Whether or not you are sympathetic to the Church’s beliefs, and I am not, you cannot help but be impressed by its willingness and ability to create something that is so "other," so beyond urban reason, that it offers a clear alternative to the messiness and confusion of daily life.» Reprinting of an essay from Sacred Destinations. Cossutta's role goes unmentioned.
Kubo, Michael; Pasnik, Mark; Grimley, Chris (April 2010). «Tough Love: In Defense of Brutalism». Architect (American Institute of Architects (AIA)). In the original version of this article, Cossutta's role in designing the Christian Science Center went unmentioned; the error was later corrected.
Kohler, Sue A.; Carson, Jeffrey R. (1988). «Third Church of Christ, Scientist». Sixteenth Street Architecture2. Washington: Commission of Fine Arts. pp. 106-119. OCLC5847373. «In addition, three features, sensitive in comparison to the basic design, were emphasized as foil to the realities of concrete. The features included the belfry which projects toward Sixteenth Street and required a zoning variance, the herringbone brick paving, and the plaza lawn with its towering, carefully asymmetrical trees. The Third Church of Christ, Scientist is a tour de force.»
Kousoulas, Claudia D.; Kousoulas, George W. (1995). Contemporary Architecture in Washington, D.C.. John Wiley & Sons. p. 212. ISBN047114374-X. «Their articulated forms and textured concrete possess a warmth found in few other brutalist buildings. In contrast with the east and west buildings, by Vlastimil Koubek, the refinement of their detail and color is evident.»
Flowers, Benjamin (2011). «Brutalism». The Grove Encyclopedia of American Art1. Oxford University. pp. 356-357. ISBN9780195335798.
Gallagher, Dennis Joseph (2006). Getting to Know Denver: Five Fabulous Walking Tours. Francis J. Pierson (photography). Charlotte Square Press. p. 148. ISBN9780914449201. «The Hilton was a close collaboration between I. M. Pei and chief designer Araldo Cossutta, who produced one of the better International Style buildings west of the Mississippi. The influence of the famed architect, Le Corbusier, is immediately apparent in the deep-set windows and articulate grill work on the lower floors. ... Few modern buildings have achieved the dramatic intensity that this soaring palisade affords.»
Moeller Jr., G. Martin (2012). Feldblyum, Boris, ed. AIA Guide to the Architecture of Washington,, Part 3. JHU Press. p. 51. ISBN9781421402703. «L'Enfant Plaza. 1968 — I. M. Pei & Partners (Araldo Cossutta, partner in charge of design for office buildings).» After noting the credits for the individual structures in L'Enfant Plaza, Moeller describes L'Enfant Plaza as a "hopelessly sterile precinct and, ironically, a blatant violation of L'Enfant's plan in its disregard for the street pattern that he so thoughtfully devised." Referring to the buildings by Cossutta and Koubek, he writes "For what it's worth, the individual buildings in L'Enfant Plaza, though bombastic, are generally well composed and constructed."
The Colonnade Building is now known as 101 Belvedere. See «Christian Science Center Complex: Boston Landmarks Commission Study Report». 25 de enero de 2011. Archivado desde el original el 22 de abril de 2013. «The Modernist-era Christian Science Plaza is a major example of the firm of I.M. Pei and Partners and of the lead design architect, Araldo Cossutta, and a singular achievement of civic design in the Modernist period. The Pei/Cossutta plan made the Christian Science Center one of the most monumental – and successful – public spaces in Boston.»
Butterfield, Fox (10 de julio de 1982). «Building Boom Expected to Double Boston Hotel Rooms by '84». The New York Times. «The Marriott Long Wharf, which opened in April, is so far the architectural showpiece of the city's new generation of hotels. It was designed by Araldo Cossutta, a former partner of I.M. Pei.»
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«Courthouse Square». Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. Archivado desde el original el 14 de abril de 2014. Consultado el 21 de noviembre de 2018. As of 2014, the Denver Hilton building has become the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel.
«In memoriam: former partner Araldo A. Cossutta». Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. Consultado el 4 de agosto de 2017. This memorial page uses a single photograph of the Christian Science Center in Boston.
The University Apartments have been listed with the National Register of Historic Places, but without indicating Cossutta's role. I. M. Pei submitted a letter noting the oversight, and requesting that it be rectified. See p. 59 of «National Register of Historic Places - Registration form for University Apartments». 11 de enero de 2006. Archivado desde el original el 3 de diciembre de 2013. Consultado el 21 de noviembre de 2018. «Mr Pei wishes you to know that he did indeed design this project but with the design assistance of his former partner, Mr. Araldo Cossutta. He hopes that the Register will mention his name as well as Mr. Pei's.»
The University Apartments have been listed with the National Register of Historic Places, but without indicating Cossutta's role. I. M. Pei submitted a letter noting the oversight, and requesting that it be rectified. See p. 59 of «National Register of Historic Places - Registration form for University Apartments». 11 de enero de 2006. Archivado desde el original el 3 de diciembre de 2013. Consultado el 21 de noviembre de 2018. «Mr Pei wishes you to know that he did indeed design this project but with the design assistance of his former partner, Mr. Araldo Cossutta. He hopes that the Register will mention his name as well as Mr. Pei's.»
«Courthouse Square». Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. Archivado desde el original el 14 de abril de 2014. Consultado el 21 de noviembre de 2018. As of 2014, the Denver Hilton building has become the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel.
The Colonnade Building is now known as 101 Belvedere. See «Christian Science Center Complex: Boston Landmarks Commission Study Report». 25 de enero de 2011. Archivado desde el original el 22 de abril de 2013. «The Modernist-era Christian Science Plaza is a major example of the firm of I.M. Pei and Partners and of the lead design architect, Araldo Cossutta, and a singular achievement of civic design in the Modernist period. The Pei/Cossutta plan made the Christian Science Center one of the most monumental – and successful – public spaces in Boston.»
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Kohler, Sue A.; Carson, Jeffrey R. (1988). «Third Church of Christ, Scientist». Sixteenth Street Architecture2. Washington: Commission of Fine Arts. pp. 106-119. OCLC5847373. «In addition, three features, sensitive in comparison to the basic design, were emphasized as foil to the realities of concrete. The features included the belfry which projects toward Sixteenth Street and required a zoning variance, the herringbone brick paving, and the plaza lawn with its towering, carefully asymmetrical trees. The Third Church of Christ, Scientist is a tour de force.»
