Today’s Pick: Small Midwest city has a rep for modern architecture
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Editors’ Picks • August 13, 2025
To take in some of the world’s most innovative, artistic infrastructure, one might travel to New York, London, Tokyo, or … Columbus, Indiana? That’s right — the small, Midwestern city is a hot spot for masterful modern architecture: Dozens of buildings, from churches to fire stations and private homes, boast avant-garde designs, earning Columbus the nickname “The Athens on the Prairie.” The emphasis started back in the 1940s and continues today (this futuristic-looking air traffic control tower is one of the latest projects in the city’s portfolio). Click below to learn more and check out photos of some of the most stunning works.
Natalie Stone
Managing Editor
Today’s Pick
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