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Completed in 1942, the National Historic Landmark–designated site in Columbus, Indiana, is considered one of the first Modernist churches in the U.S.

The Large Hadron Collider has come up dry since the discovery of the Higgs boson in 2012. Here’s what researchers are trying to do about it.

This rowhouse in Alexandria's Del Ray area was designed to reflect art deco and midcentury modern design, based on its 1930s history.

The Eames Institute houses a headquarters, archive, and a curated gallery that boasts far more than the couple's furniture.

Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas faces controversy, the Washington, DC home of historian Carter G. Wilson will be restored, and more.

Foscarini's CEO Carlo Urbinati talks to WWD about expansion in North America, following the acquisition of iconic German lighting brand Ingo Maurer.

A sneak peek into The Eames Archives that launches new headquarters in the Bay Area, as it plans to open its doors to the public

Eames enthusiasts can now take guided tours of The Eames Archive at their headquarters in Richmond, CA.

The eames institute of infinite curiosity unveils its new bay area gallery, allowing the public to explore ray and charles eames' extensive collection for the first time.

The nearly two-year-old Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity has shared news of its arrival in a new permanent home in the San Francisco Bay Area that will consolidate its archival collection under one roof for the first time. The new location helps the Institute engage with the collection, which...