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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2018 · 23 MIN

International Architect Minoru Yamasaki’s Impact on the Wayne State Campus

from Tales from the Reuther Library

Reuther Library archivist Shae Rafferty discusses the career of Minoru Yamasaki, renown architect of the original World Trade Center, the Dhahran International Airport in Saudi Arabia, and many buildings in the metropolitan Detroit area. University archivist Alison Stankrauff shares the history and design of four Yamasaki buildings on the campus of Wayne State University in Detroit. Related Collections: Minoru Yamasaki Papers Wayne State University Office of the President Clarence B. Hilberry Records Wayne State University Office of the President William Rea Keast Records Wayne State University College of Education Building Committee Records Collection Spotlight: Minoru Yamasaki’s Campus Buildings   Images Wayne State University – Events Wayne State University – Places Virtual Motor City   Episode Credits Producers: Dan Golodner and Troy Eller English Host: Dan Golodner Interviewees: Shae Rafferty and Alison Stankrauff Sound: Troy Eller English With support from the Reuther Podcast Collective: Bart Bealmear, Elizabeth Clemens, Meghan Courtney, Troy Eller English, Dan Golodner, Paul Neirink, and Mary Wallace

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