In 1967, Rudolph finished the Orange County Government Center in New York, which served as the main office of the government of Orange County. Well-known on all ends of the architectural scale, this building might perhaps be one of Hall’s greatest achievements. Its intricate design is gorgeous, and certainly set the stakes for post modern architecture and embodied the development of “brutalism architecture”. The front appears to look like a perfectly fitted puzzle, a maze some might say. Its abstract design made this one of Paul’s most well-known pieces.