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Category: American Architects of the 20th Century

NCAA Hall of Champions and NCAA Headquarters (2000) – Indianapolis, Indiana
Michael Graves with Schimdt Associates. NCAA Hall of Champions (2000). Indianapolis, Indiana.¹ ²

South elevation of NCAA Headquarters

Southwest corner of NCAA Headquarters

East elevation of NCAA Headquarters

References
1. NCAA Headquarters and Hall of Champions – Michael Graves ↩︎
2. NCAA Hall of Champions – Indiana Architecture Database ↩︎
March 10, 2026
Three Ravinia Drive (1991) – Dunwoody, Georgia
Kevin Roche of Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates. Three Ravinia Drive (1991). Dunwoody, Georgia.¹ ²

Looking up at the northwest corner of Three Ravinia Drive

Looking at Three Ravinia Drive from the northwest, with Stone Mountain in the background

References
1. “Design of Third Ravinia Tower Unveiled”. The Atlanta Constitution, October 11, 1989, p. B-2. ↩︎
2. Three Ravinia Drive/MCI Center – Kendall/Heaton ↩︎
March 8, 2026
American Wing, Metropolitan Museum of Art (1980) – New York
Kevin Roche of Roche-Dinkeloo Associates. Charles Englehard Court in the American Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1980). New York.¹ ²

References
1. Newsmakers: Kevin Roche and Morrison Heckscher ↩︎
2. Bannon, Anthony. “New Additions at the Metropolitan”. The Buffalo News (Buffalo, New York), June 15, 1980, p. G-1. ↩︎
February 20, 2026
Cummins Corporate Office (1984) – Columbus, Indiana
Kevin Roche of Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates. Cummins Corporate Office (1985). Columbus, Indiana.¹ ²

References
1. Cummins Corporate Office Building | Visit Columbus Indiana ↩︎
2. Cummins Engine Company Headquarters | KRJDA Archive ↩︎
January 25, 2026
Bank of America Plaza (1992) – Atlanta
Kevin Roche of Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates. NationsBank Plaza, later Bank of America Plaza (1992). Atlanta.¹ ²

References
1. Walker, Tom. “Modernist Architect Kevin Roche Will Design New C&S Headquarters Tower”. The Atlanta Journal, July 25, 1989, p. B-1. ↩︎
2. Fox, Catherine. “Reaching for the Sky”. The Atlanta Journal The Atlanta Constitution, April 12, 1992, p. N1. ↩︎
December 24, 2025
First Christian Church (1942) – Columbus, Indiana
Eliel and Eero Saarinen. First Christian Church (1942). Columbus, Indiana.¹ ² ³

References
1. Gordon, Bob. “Columbus Comment”. The Republic (Columbus, Indiana), September 16, 1958, p. 1. ↩︎
2. Gordon, Bob. “Columbus Comment”. The Republic (Columbus, Indiana), March 20, 1959, p. 1. ↩︎
3. Wheeler, Nancy. “First Christian celebrates years of baptism, discovery”. The Republic (Columbus, Indiana), May 16, 1992, p. A6. ↩︎
November 14, 2025
191 Peachtree (1990) – Atlanta
Johnson/Burgee Architects and Kendall/Heaton Associates Inc. 191 Peachtree (1990). Atlanta.¹ ² ³

References
1. Walker, Tom. “‘Skyscraper era’ returns in Atlanta”. The Atlanta Constitution, May 6, 1988, p. 1C. ↩︎
2. “How much difference a tower makes”. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, January 11, 1991, p. F-2. ↩︎
3. One Ninety One Peachtree Tower – Kendall Heaton ↩︎
October 3, 2025
Milam Residence (1961) – Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida
Paul Rudolph. Milam Residence (1961). Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.¹

References
1. Domen, Christopher and King, Joseph. Paul Rudolph: The Florida Houses. New York: Princeton Architectural Press (2002). ↩︎
September 1, 2025
The Pyramids (1972) – Indianapolis
Kevin Roche of Roche-Dinkeloo Associates.The Pyramids (1972). Indianapolis.¹ ²

References
1. “College Park Pyramids Set For Tenant”. The Indianapolis News, January 28, 1972, p. 29. ↩︎
2. About – Indianapolis Pyramids ↩︎
August 18, 2025
Foggy Bottom-GWU Station (1976) – Washington, D.C.
Harry Weese and Associates. Foggy Bottom-GWU Station (1976). Washington, D.C.¹ ²

References
1. Here’s what the Metro could have looked like – Greater Greater Washington ↩︎
2. Hines, William. “Washington’s Metro: 4.5 Miles In 5 Years”. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, June 24, 1975, p. 1D. ↩︎
August 8, 2025