Tired of doomscrolling? Why not take a five-minute break to browse through this roundup of strangely pleasing architecture.

Many of Indiana University's buildings are faced with limestone, giving the campus a unified aesthetic, and there are a number of the architectural styles represented. Saturday, a walking tour ...

Midcentury modern is a term that’s thrown around a lot these days, but what is it really? Midcentury-modern architecture is not simply anything that was designed and built in the middle of the 20th ...

Brutalism has a bad name. That may be, in part, because it is a bad name. This polarizing architectural style of the 1950s and '60s is the subject of the the film "The Brutalist," nominated for 10 ...

When you hail from one of the magnificent capital cities of New England, such as Boston or, in my case, Providence, Rhode Island, it’s sometimes a little hard to admit that there are worthy ...

To convey the might and prestige of their empire, the Romans constructed enduring architecture as symbols of their long-lasting reign. Emperors employed grand public works as assertions of their ...

Florida is home to the usual suspects: beaches, theme parks, and endless sunshine. But tucked between the familiar and most sought-after are architectural oddities that stop visitors in their tracks.

Become a paid member to listen to this article Courtesy of Village Preservation The first spot on our list has to go to 801-807 Broadway, known as “The Cast Iron Building.” John Kellum, the architect ...

Design buffs regard these buildings by Robin Boyd as among the best of his work. And they’re all in a little suburban enclave ...

Imagine Paris and no doubt, your mind will instantly fill with sun-dappled images of Haussmann buildings and old-fashioned romance. But in truth, modern-day Paris offers much more than just vintage ...

We stole the title of Donald Harington’s excellent novel for this trip because a) it’s about the architecture of Ozark towns and we could not pass up the temptation, and b) like the book, we are ...