Boasting dozens of modernist structures by iconic architects, this midwestern town is sure to be a bucket-list destination for...

The four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence features bright, white interiors and an original mural by Graves himself.

The documentary plays companion to the critically-acclaimed film Columbus starring John Cho, which is now available on iTunes.

The 6,275-square-foot residence boasts bright, open interiors in an industrial shell.

A photographic celebration of a small U.S. city and its design legacy.

A two-story dwelling on an infill lot, the residence blends into the neighborhood with the help of cedar cladding, pitched roof...

Kogonada’s directorial debut is a bittersweet exploration of loss and filial responsibility set in the architectural landscape of...

The new homeowners of the Frost House investigate the history of their modular home and its contributions to the prefab movement.

Built in 1958, the alluring Indianapolis property features expansive walls of glass, soaring ceilings, and walnut casework.

These prefab home builders located throughout Indiana produce a wide range of residences.

Exhibit Columbus 2019 debuts a rich program exploring the intersection of community and design in America’s hidden design mecca.

In a town famed for its architectural history—with buildings by heavy hitters like Eero Saarinen and I.M. Pei—Exhibit Columbus...

The unique energy of Columbus, Indiana, continues to resonate thanks to the efforts of a dedicated local community.

Its vertical plan channels the progressive homes brought to Beverly Shores as an installation for the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair.

Located just an hour-and-a-half away from Chicago, a three-bedroom modern cottage in Michigan City, Indiana is for sale for just...

Also known as the Armstrong House, the Usonian residence in Indiana was built in 1939 and expanded in the 1960s.

The proprietors of the furniture company Siosi take on a bigger project: their own home.

This cozy yet minimal home is filled to its high ceilings with ceramics, fresh bread, and lots of coffee.

The Columbus, Indiana, designer previews how a series of installations will reimagine a famous streetscape by Alexander Girard.