Centre, completed in 1987, is located near Admiralty station of MTR in Hong Kong, and is a culmination of Rudolph's ideas in reflective glass. In Indonesia, Rudolph-designed buildings can be found in Jakarta (Wisma Dharmala Sakti) and Surabaya (Wisma Dharmala Sakti 2). His personal residence at 23 Beekman Place in the midtown east neighborhood of Manhattan became internationally famous. Over the years, he built an idiosyncratic exterior addition, and modified the interior with multiple levels and his own flair for decoration and display of art. Death and legacy Rudolph's last years were shadowed by cancer, which ravaged his body. He died on August 8, 1997, at the age of seventy-eight in New York City from peritoneal mesothelioma, a disease primarily associated with asbestos. It is believed that during his work at the Brooklyn Navy Yard during WWII, he and many other workers were exposed to high levels of asbestos contamination. Paul Rudolph donated his personal archive, spanning his entire career, to the Library of Congress, as well as donating all intellectual property rights to the American people. His bequest also helped to establish the Center for Architecture, Design, and Engineering at the Library of Congress. The Paul Rudolph Penthouse & Apartments (1977–82), at 23 Beekman Place in Manhattan, was designated a New York City Landmark in 2010. The John and Alice Fullam House is an obscure commission designed in 1957, and built in 1959. It was never published in the Rudolph portfolio at the request of the owners, John and Alice Fullam. In 2004, when they were contemplating moving, the owners became concerned over preservation of the house, reading that many Rudolph buildings were being destroyed. In 2007, the residence was sold to preservationist owners who did a major restoration addressing many of the modern code issues. In 2017 the third bay of the structure, part of the original 1957 design, was completed. Notable designs Revere Quality House (1948) Healy Guest House (1950, as partner with Ralph Twitchell) Hiss Residence (1952) Sanderling Beach Club (1952) Walker Guest House (1953) Jewett Arts Center at Wellesley College (1955) Blue Cross-Blue Shield Headquarters in Boston (1956) John and Alice Fullam House (1957) Riverview High School (1957) Yale Art & Architecture Building (1958) Tuskegee Institute master plan (1958) Sarasota High School addition (1960) Lake Region Yacht & Country Club with Gene Leedy (1960) Milam Residence (1961) Boston Government Service Center (1962) Crawford Manor (1962)