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34 ARCHITECTURAL RECORD MAY 2015 perspectivenews Suit Filed to Save Rudolph Building BY FRED A. BERNSTEIN as preparations to demolish part of Paul Rudolph’s Orange County Government Center continued, lawyer Michael Sussman filed suit against Orange County, New York, and two officials—county executive Steven Neuhaus and county legislator Leigh Benton—to stop the county from proceeding with the teardown plan and significantly altering the rest, as proposed by the engineering and architecture firm Clark Patterson Lee (CPL). Sussman described architect Gene Kaufman’s competing plan—to convert the building into artist studios and build a new government center— as “the objectively far superior option.” In his complaint, filed in State Supreme Court on behalf of three Orange County residents, Sussman argued that the county committed waste by choosing the CPL proposal, which he said will cost millions of dollars more than would Kaufman’s solution. “And if demonstration of such significant public waste were not enough,” he wrote in an accompany- ing memorandum, “the record demonstrates that this waste is the result of the collusive and corrupt practices of those involved.” Specifically, he noted that Benton, the head of the legislature’s physical services committee, accepted a job with CPL while helping to determine the fate of the building. (Benton, a jeweler by trade, resigned the position after his connection to CPL was disclosed. In 2014, he was fined and censured.) As further evidence of collusion, Sussman noted that, during Neuhaus’s campaign for county executive in 2013, “Neuhaus received at least $86,000 in donations, as well as other support, from parties interested in the selection of the most expensive option.” In his memo, Sussman demanded that the county be enjoined from altering the Rudolph building until the lawsuit is adjudicated. Without the injunction, “Plaintiffs will suffer imminent irreparable harm,” he wrote, “because the intended demolition cannot be undone and will forever destroy the landmark Government Center.” ■ Paul Rudolph’s Orange County Government Center, the embattled hivelike structure in Goshen, New York. PHOTOGRAPHY: VIA FLICKR, BRENDAN PETTERSEN (TOP); VIA FLICKR, GABBYONEAL (BOTTOM) Crane SS4000-M manual revolving doors; DORMA Universal patch fittings Walgreens, Chicago, IL ENABLING BETTER BUILDINGS DORMA has been a market leader of innovative access solutions for more than 100 years. DORMA’s portfolio includes architectural hardware, glass door and wall systems, door automation systems, operable wall systems, and electronic access control systems. Opening & Closing Securing Dividing Service Premium Access Solutions and Services Retail environments require durable, secure, and compliant openings that also ensure an aesthetically pleasing enviornment. DORMA is the trusted global partner for stakeholders of any building from design and construction to service and support. CIRCLE 136 To find your retail environment solution, visit go.dorma.com/retailsolutions.
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