The journal that would have the most lasting impact in establishing a coherent movement of Postmodern American architecture was a student-edited journal named «Perspecta», no. 9/10, published by the Yale School of Architecture and edited by Robert A.M. Stern. Stern, accomplished architect and former Dean of the School of Architecture at Yale University, assembled a cadre of author-architects to contribute to the journal, a group who would go on to shape the U.S. architectural scene for the next 20 years. His editorial objective was to present new emerging ‘talent,’ which consisted of young architects who defined a new American movement in architecture. Three significant contributors of this particular «Perspecta» issue were ‘undiscovered’ R...