A. M. Sonnabend

October, 1961

A World-wide revolution by Blueprint is shaking the deep-rooted Bauhaus foundations of modern architecture right down to bedrock. One of the spearheads of the movement away from right-angle thinking ("Contemporary Victorianism") is Chicago-based, Bauhaus-weaned architect-engineer Bertrand "Bud" Goldberg, forty-eight, a restless spatial spirit responsible for Marina City, whose twin sixty-story cylindrical towers—with utility "cores" at the center from which radiate...