Columbus Indiana Architecture Video Tour

[ragerunner5]

One of the top architectural cities in the United States. Located just south of Indianapolis Indiana and about four hours from Chicago. This city of 50,000 is well known for its modern and historic architecture and is home to Cummins Engine Company. Check out the unique art, architecture and design that makes up this amazing little city.

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[Murphy de la Sucre]

“Columbus Indiana Architecture Video Tour” the title confused the shit out of me, really. Couldn't figure out what the heck is going on.

Then I realized there is a Columbus in Indiana with 50,000 residents.

[ragerunner5]

Originally Posted by Murphy de la Sucre

“Columbus Indiana Architecture Video Tour” the title confused the shit out of me, really. Couldn't figure out what the heck is going on.

Then I realized there is a Columbus in Indiana with 50,000 residents.

Sorry if the title was confusing. I hope you enjoyed the video and all the amazing architecture this small city has to offer.

[RudyJK]

Originally Posted by ragerunner5

Sorry if the title was confusing. I hope you enjoyed the video and all the amazing architecture this small city has to offer.

Not confusing to me. I've always been fascinated how this small city became such a powerhouse in MCM design. I'd love to visit, esp. for the Miller house.

Thanks for the tour ragerunner5!

[mrnyc]

Originally Posted by Murphy de la Sucre

“Columbus Indiana Architecture Video Tour” the title confused the shit out of me, really. Couldn't figure out what the heck is going on.

Then I realized there is a Columbus in Indiana with 50,000 residents.

ha yeah that is easy to do, but its a very famous small town that punches well above its weight as a mecca for modernist architecture.

i have always wanted to visit and had plenty of time and easy chances to do so, but i regret i never made the pilgrimmage. maybe someday.

[geomorph]

Thank you for posting this tour, it brought back memories of my trip there in 2006. I like that it included several historic buildings (that I must have paid no attention to when visiting) and several buildings outside of the city's core (which I missed).