THE DORMITORY REVISITED: PRINCETON U.

The Modernist Falls Victim to Changes in Taste

By PAULA WASLEY

Princeton, N.J.

This summer Princeton University will raze five Modernist dormitories by the architect Hugh Stubbins to make room for buildings that today's students are likely to find easier on the eye.

The complex — Lourie-Love, 1922, 1940,...

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