Knights of Columbus Building

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The Knights of Columbus Building is a prominent Modernist office tower in New Haven, Connecticut, designed by architect Kevin Roche as the headquarters of the Catholic fraternal organization Knights of Columbus.

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Knights of Columbus Building canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Modernist building
office building
architect Kevin Roche
architecturalStyle Modernism
coordinateLocation New Haven, Connecticut, United States
country United States of America
function headquarters of the Knights of Columbus
genre corporate architecture
hasArchitecturalType office tower
hasPart elevators
lobby
office floors
heritageDesignation New Haven Register’s “landmark” listings
inception 20th century
isPartOf New Haven central business district
linked to: Downtown New Haven
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Connecticut
New Haven
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
location New Haven, Connecticut
materialUsed concrete
glass
namedAfter Knights of Columbus
occupant Knights of Columbus
owner Knights of Columbus
partOf downtown New Haven skyline
primaryUse office
significantBuildingFor Catholic Church in the United States
Knights of Columbus

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Kevin Roche notableWork Knights of Columbus Building
Knights of Columbus Building, New Haven name Knights of Columbus Building