 He was also responsible for the 1964 master plan for the campus of SUNY Geneseo and its "design gem" Brodie Hall, as well as the college's South Village residential complex, the 1947 Silver House in Racine, Wisconsin, the North Wing expansion to the Allentown Art Museum in Allentown, Pennsylvania and the private home of Florence and Isaac Budovitch in Wilmington, Delaware (1955).He was also the master designer for community colleges in Johnstown and Hudson, New York.Overall, Tafel designed 80 houses, 35 churches and other religious buildings and three college campuses.