Thoughts on Potential Urbanism of Mid-Century Modernism
Posted by Kevin Kastner in Neighborhoods on Apr 22nd, 2015 | 11 comments
A few weeks ago, I stopped in to the Christian Theological Seminary for this first time. I’ve often seen it mentioned as the best example of Mid-Century Modern architecture in the city, and its origins from the Irwin Miller family helps lend that argument credibility. I admit that I was slow in appreciating this style, but I do agree that this space is special:
Earlier this year, CTS released a document of their new Master Plan which includes a Spiritual Trail running through campus. Some screen captures are posted below:
This is all admirable, but I think it hits at a...
