In 1962, Graves started teaching architecture at Princeton University. He designed buildings upon commission, but not until 1977 did his work become nationally know. Graves received a commission for a cultural center spanning the Red River on the Minnesota/North Dakota border. Although lack of funding never allowed his design to be built, he gained a lot of attention. Graves' next project, the Portland Building, is a fifteen story postmodernist skyscraper. It can be defined this way because of its unusual use of color. There is also a refere

Zaknic, Ivan "MICHAEL GRAVES: RESTORING A LANGUAGE TO

ARCHITECTURE" (an online essay by a student at Lehigh University)

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