summary: "In the Tribune Review Building, which is rarely studied and almost never considered among his greatest works, Kahn achieved his most resolved expression to date of the relation between structure and light. He not only discovered new ways to bring natural light into the space, but also revealed the structure in its light." A later addition obscures the south side of the building and part of its east side. In this aerial view, the Tribune Review building is in the center. The portion that Kahn designed is at the upper left of the expanded building; the piers supporting its roof beams are visible at its left edge. References External links The William S. Huff Photographs of the Work of Louis Kahn collection at University at Buffalo Libraries has several photos of the Tribune Review building under construction and after completion. Huff was the architect on Kahn's staff who convinced him to take the commission. The Museum of Modern Art has two sketches by Kahn of early designs for the Tribune Review building, one for the entrance and one for the entire building. The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art also has a drawing by Kahn of an early design for the Tribune Review building. Buildings and structures completed in 1961 Louis Kahn buildings Office buildings in Pittsburgh Modernist architecture in Pennsylvania 1961 establishments in Pennsylvania