Robert Robinson Taylor is the first known black graduate with a degree in architecture from MIT in 1892. He was the first professionally-educated, black architect in America and the architect of Tuskegee Institute in Tuskegee, Alabama. In the spirit of Robert Robinson Taylor, RRTN values excellence, “learn by doing”, entrepreneurial and inventive spirit, passionate and creative self-expression, integrity, and social responsibility.
Robert R. Taylor has been an inspiration and has set an archetype for future achievers in the fields of ASTEM. To commemorate Robert R. Taylor, RRTN is celebrating the generations of black achievement in the fields of ASTEM.
This collection is comprised of images of Robert R. Taylor and his work and achievements.
