Recognition
- Paul Goldberger, Pulitzer-Prize-winning architectural critic for the New York Times, described the First Unitarian Church of Rochester in 1982 as one of "the greatest religious structures of the century" along with Notre Dame du Haut in Ronchamp, France, by Le Corbusier; Unity Temple in Oak Park, Illinois, by Frank Lloyd Wright; and the Christian Science Church in Berkley, California, by Bernard Maybeck.
- The First Unitarian Church of Rochester is used as a case study in Artist's Work/Artist's Voice: Louis I. Kahn, an educator's guide developed by the Museum of Modern Art to introduce students to architecture.
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