In 1937, when Eliel Saarinen received an invitation to conceive a new house of worship in downtown Columbus, Indiana, he demurred. The Finnish-born architect and educator suspected that American ...

Exhibit Columbus’s fifth exhibition “Yes And” will make its debut this weekend with 13 new art installations downtown.

The idea worked. Columbus, population about 50,600, is home to dozens of striking and imaginative buildings, designed by a who’s-who of 20th and 21st century architects.

Exhibit Columbus, on display through Nov. 26, will feature five installations on Fifth Street, nicknamed "Avenue of the Architects" for its concentration of buildings designed by Pei, Weese, Roche ...

An architectural pilgrimage to Columbus, Indiana Finnish architect Eero Saarinen said, “The purpose of architecture is to shelter and enhance man's life on earth and to fulfill his belief in the ...

There are so many architecturally significant buildings throughout this central Indiana city of 50,000 people that the per capita ratio likely rivals that of Rome. The 1950s through the 1990s form ...

The First Christian Church in Columbus, Indiana, designed by Eliel Saarinen, is a prime example of modernist architecture. Completed in 1942, its style emphasizes clean lines and geometric forms.

Columbus—that small city about 30 miles south of Indianapolis—has thrown out the welcome maps for visitors, who are discovering, and many rediscovering, what makes this city special.