Centennial Project | 1948-56 Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial, Cambridge, England In 1948 Perry, Shaw, Hepburn and Dean Architects was asked to design the Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial in Cambridge, England. This World War II American military war grave cemetery contains 3,809 headstones, with the remains of 3,812 servicemen. It was commissioned by the American Battle Monuments Commission and was dedicated in 1956. The PDR vault contains dozens of drawings illustrating the development of the design of the chapel as well as site plans laying out the headstones, while the landscape architecture was arranged by the Olmsted Brothers company.

Centennial Project | 1961-65 Rutgers State University, NJ The College Avenue Dining Hall & Graduate Hall The College Avenue Dining Hall, known today as the Brower Commons, opened in 1964. It included dining for 1,675 students and faculty from the men’s colleges. The Dining Hall is attached via a colonnade to a five-story graduate dormitory that was completed in 1963. Both buildings were designed together by Perry, Shaw, Hepburn & Dean Architects in 1961. Images from the Kenlew Collections (https://kenlew.com/collections/)

Centennial Post | 1957 Galbreath Memorial Chapel, Ohio University The non-denominational Galbreath Memorial Chapel at Ohio University, by Perry Shaw & Hepburn, Kehoe & Dean was built in 1957. The unusual octagonal plan is a response to the narrow site on College Green. The 120-foot spire is topped with a brass weathervane and is said to be modeled after the portico of Nash’s All Souls Church in London. The chapel was a gift of John Galbreath in memory of his first wife, Helen Mauck, whom he met while they were students at the university, and who died in 1946.