Review: The Architecture of the Yale Center for British Art, by Jules David Prown. Yale University Press, 72pp, HB, £25

By Conor McKenna, RPP Architects and Conor McKenna, RPP Architects Conor McKenna, RPP Architects2009-11-30T11:59:00

Jules David Prown was the first director of the British Art Centre at Yale at the time of its construction, and was instrumental in appointing Louis Kahn as architect. This beautifully presented book is a brief but insightful account of the design process and the BAC's construction.

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