Pedagogy and Place: Celebrating 100 Years of Architecture Education at Yale, looks back on the evolution of Yale’s unique approach, beginning with an early Beaux-Arts influence to mid-century leadership under Paul Rudolph (who acted as both architect and client for his Art and Architecture Building at Yale). Documentation for the exhibit, which is on view until May 8, was collected over the course of two years of current Dean Robert A.M. Stern’s seminar “Pedagogy and Place.”