'This sumptuous volume could not be more welcome, for all who love architecture and who love Yale and New Haven. One is reminded what a showcase of architectural variety Yale has been, and what looming talents have been brought to bear, from John Trumbull to Louis Kahn to Robert Venturi. The essays by Vincent Scully, Catherine Lynn, Erik Vogt, and Paul Goldberger are clear-eyed, knowing, and at times brilliant. The rare old photographs of the Yale that has vanished are particularly interesting, even haunting. What a marvelous book!?