In Austin, Moore and Arthur Anderson formed a partnership that has operated out of a compound that included the house and studio in which he lived and worked, surrounded by his library, portions of his extraordinary toy collection, and many colleagues, friends, and travel plans. In 1991 the American Institute of Architects awarded Charles Moore its Gold Medal in recognition of the scope and importance of his contributions to architecture. The University of Texas Tower was lit with orange lights as it is when faculty receive a Nobel Prize. These awards were the highest honors awarded in his professions, architecture and teaching. Charles and his collaborators received many design awards and his works have been published in every major architectural magazine, in most anthologies of contemporary architecture, and in a dozen monographs devoted to his work.
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