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Views from the quadrangle sideHere the red tile roof and the light colored concrete acknowledge the historic buildings on the quadrangle by Henry Hornbostel. The sculptural form, thin pilotis, and tall rounded "steeple" allude to Le Corbusier. (See, for example, the Chapel of Notre Dame du Haut at Ronchamps France.) | |
| Although this is a sculptural building, it seems less "brutalist" than his more famous Yale Art and Architecture Building or the State Health, Education and Welfare Services Center in Boston. | 
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The barrel-vaulted entrance and the lower entrance on the quadrangle sideThe building houses office and meeting rooms as well as the chapel. |
The northwest side and entrance | ||
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Other buildings on the Emory University campus on this website include: Alumni Memorial Hall by Ivey and Crook, Michael C. Carlos Hall (Lamar School of Law) by Henry Hornbostel, Michael C. Carlos Museum by Michael Graves, R. Howard Dobbs University Center by John Portman, and George W. Woodruff Physical Education Center by John Portman.
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