Architect Edward E. Cherry, FAIA

Edward E. Cherry played a major role in the post-war architecture of New Haven. His Modernist structures were key in the development of the Dixwell neighborhood in particular.
In this interview he recounts his remarkable career. He reminisces about his firm and his involvement with the Redevelopment Agency and urban renewal. And he explores the design of several of his most significant buildings.
Mr. Cherry was interviewed on March 12, 2020, at the Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Masons, also known as the Goffe Street Special School, in New Haven, Connecticut.
Learn more about New Haven’s Modernist architecture at newhavenmodern.org.