Career

• 1941-1942: University of California Berkeley
• 1942-1947: Yale University (interrupted by military service)
• 1947-1950: Harvard University Graduate School of Design, M. Arch.

Teaching

• 1951-1965: Professor, University of Pennsylvania School of Design (formerly University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Fine Arts)
• 1965-1982: Dean and William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor, School of Architecture, Princeton University
• 1990-1998: Henry Luce Professor of Architecture, Urbanism, and History, New York University

Honorary Degrees

• 1988: Honorary Doctorate, New Jersey School of Architecture, New Jersey Institute of Technology.
• 1999: Honorary Doctorate, City University of New York.
• 2018: Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts, Princeton University.

• 1950: Harvard Graduate School of Design, American Institute of Architects, School Medal
• 1950: Harvard Graduate School of Design, Appleton Traveling Fellowship
• 1958: American Institute of Architects, Philadelphia Chapter, Gold Medal for the design of the Pender Laboratory, Moore School of Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania
• 1979: American Institute of Architects, Architecture Firm Award.
• 1984: Topaz Medallion awarded jointly by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture and American Institute of Architecture.
• 1990: New York Institute for the Humanities, Fellow.
• 1994: National Academy of Design, Academician.
• 2005: American Institute of Architects, Philadelphia Chapter, John Harbeson Award.
• 2019: Consortium for Sustainable Urbanization Lifetime Achievement Award. The Consortium is a United Nations Habitat affiliate.