Indiana Modern’s annual tour features five Indianapolis homes built in the 1950s, including one repurposed as an events center.

Harry Weese-designed building in Columbus is second location for Lucabe Coffee Co.

Endangered no more, the Mid-Century Modern standout finds new purpose as the Harry Cooler Conference Center.

Vacant for more than 20 years, Fort Wayne’s mid-century Clyde Theater reopens as a stylish entertainment venue and event center.

During the Amazing Space talk and tour, five Terre Haute churches illustrate the intersection of ecclesial design and modern architectural style in the 1950s and 1960s.

Indiana Landmarks’ annual Back to the Future tour features five residences in a Modernist Mecca

A mid-century home with a rich architectural heritage in New Albany finds new purpose as a respite for creative individuals and groups.

A 2012 renovation of Indianapolis’s Minton-Capehart Federal Building recaptured some of the Brutalist icon’s most distinctive features.

Indiana Landmarks’ Indiana Modern affinity group challenges people to post their best images of mid-century structures and landscapes.