This seminal book titled Preservation of Modern Architecture is the first comprehensive publication that seeks to establish a theory and best practices for the preservation of the architecture of the postwar period. After a general section that includes chapters on the history of efforts of preserving modern architecture, a review of guidelines and international charters, significant material and investigation methodologies as well as processes for establishing significance, a series of case studies has been included. These case studies cover different building typologies as well as examples of curtain wall preservation in the US and worldwide.

Other Modernism
Theodore Prudon, Editor (with Katherine Malishewsky)
Proceedings, IX International Docomomo Conference
Ankara, Middle Eastern Technical University, 2010

Restoring Postwar Heritage
Theodore Prudon, Editor (with Kyle Normandin)
New York, NY: DOCOMOMO US, 2007

Selected Publications

“From Boat to Bust: The Monsanto House Revisited”
Permanent Change: Plastic Architecture and Engineering
Michael Bell and Craig Buckley, Editors
New York, NY: Princeton Architectural Press, 2014

“Metallic Reflections: The Rise and Fall of Aluminum”
Post Ductility: Metals in Architecture and Engineering
Michael Bell and Craig Buckley, Editors
New York, NY: Princeton Architectural Press, 2012

“Heritage Preservation and Education: From Advocacy and Apprenticeship to Academic Discipline”
Maristella Casciato and Emilie D’Orgeix, pp183-190
Modern Architectures: The Rise of a Heritage
Paris, Mardaga, 2012

“Conserving Modern Architecture in Latin America”
Architectural Conservation in Europe and the Americas, pp604-605
John Stubbs and Emily Makas
New York, NY: John Wiley, 2011

“Conversations in Context” (Video Interview)
At the Glasshouse, July 2011
New Canaan, Connecticut

Preservation of Modern Architecture
New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons, 2008

“Theodore H.M. Prudon Ph.D., FAIA”
AIArchitect Magazine, Vol. 15, March 2008