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How do we remember Ralph Rapson?
Posted at 12:15 PM on April 1, 2008
by Julia Schrenkler
As you may have heard, architect Ralph Rapson died. He conceived the original Guthrie Theater and is often credited with humanizing modern architecture. Right now Midday is remembering Ralph Rapson, tune in and share a commentary about the architect's impact and Minnesota design.
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* What would Ralph Rapson do?
* Voices of Minnesota: the men behind the blueprints
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