his career, with articles by major critics in national publications. The firm's architecture has been the subject of two books: Gund Partnership 1994-2007, with an extensive foreword by New York Times architecture critic Paul Goldberger, and Graham Gund Architects, published in 1993, with an introduction by Vincent Scully. He is married to Ann Gund née Landreth, with whom he has one son, Graydon. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects. Additional Gund projects Church Court Condominiums, Boston (1983) - re-modelled Mt. Vernon Church, corner Beacon St. + Massachusetts Ave., developed by Gund Bostix Kiosk, Copley Square, Boston (1992) Kenyon Athletic Center, Ohio (built 2006) Newton North High School, Massachusetts (built 2010) Armour Academic Center, Westminster School Armstrong Dining Hall, Westminster School The firm is also known for historic redevelopment projects including Bulfinch Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Major museum projects include the Plimoth Plantation Visitor Center in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and the Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta, Georgia. References Bibliography Gund Partnership 1994-2007, Mahar, Christa, ed., Mulgrave, Australia.: Images Publishing Group, 2008. , introduction by Paul Goldberger Rapaport, Richard. Graham Gund Architects: American Institute of Architects Press, 1993. , introduction by Vincent Scully External links Gund Partnership Rhode Island School of Design alumni Kenyon College alumni Living people Architects from Cambridge, Massachusetts Westminster School (Connecticut) alumni Harvard Graduate School of Design alumni 1940 births 20th-century American architects 21st-century American architects Architects from Cleveland