Raymund Ryan

Raymund Ryan is curator of the Heinz Architectural Center at Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museum of Art. A graduate of University College Dublin and the Yale School of Architecture, Ryan was first Irish Commissioner for the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2000 and 2002. He has contributed to many catalogues and magazines, including Blueprint, The Architectural Review, and The Plan.

Architecture

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An Architectural Tour of a City on Pause: Pittsburgh’s Golden Triangle

Curator of architecture Raymund Ryan traces the footsteps of another Pittsburgh architecture expert, Franklin Toker, on walks through the city’s neighborhoods while the museum's doors are temporarily closed.

Raymund Ryan

An Architectural Tour of a City on Pause: Pittsburgh’s Golden Triangle

By Raymund Ryan Apr 25, 2020