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Q. How canI locate information about a building in Natick designed by The Architects Collaborative in the 1950's?

The building was a Presbyterian church which I believe may have been called 'First Presbyterian Church of Natick'. I believe the pastor's name was McDowell and the structure may have been on Hartford Street.

Answered By: Sarah Dickinson

Last Updated: Jan 25, 2016 Views: 41

A search of Avery Architectural Periodicals Index identifies two articles on this project, while a third reference, to a complete issue of the journal Process: Architecture devoted to the work of this firm will no doubt include information on this project:

First unit of a four part master plan now finished : Fellowship Presbyterian Church, Natick, Mass. Architectural record, 1956 May, v. 119, p. 180-183.

Religious buildings. Architectural record, 1953 Dec., v. 114, p. 117-144.

The Architects Collaborative: The heritage of Walter Gropius. By: Gropius, Ise. Process: architecture, 1980, n.19, p.[1]-163. This journal issue has also been added to the Loeb library collection as a book, with the following call number: NA737.A7 G66 1966