South East Asia since World War 2

Although mostly disregarded in the United States, the legacy of Murphy endures in China, where he conceived many well-known and still extant learned campuses. A graduate of Yale (class of 1899), Murphy performed in diverse Beaux Arts-influenced architectural companies in New York from 1900 to 1906. Murphy then opened his own firm with Richard Henry Dana Jr. Their joint project continued until 1921. Like better-known architects of that era, Murphy amalgamated the outlooks of creative individual and businessman. Even more significant, Murphy traversed the worlds of East and West to continue early-twentieth-century adaptive methods of ...