Two UA librarians lived in a round house in 1961
University of Arizona librarians and friends Patricia Paylor and Phyllis Ball lived in what was called a round house. It was actually a hexagonal house designed by local architect Arthur T. Brown in the 1950s.
Johanna Eubank
Online producer
Related
The Tucson City Council designates a midtown home in the Brutalist style by a well-known University of Arizona architect as a historic landmark. Some fans of Brutalism are trying to rebrand it as "Heroic architecture."
