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The Republic Newspaper Office: Exterior · Republic Office in Columbus, IN, USA
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The Republic Newspaper Office: Detail · Myron Goldsmith, architect National Historic Landmark
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The Republic Newspaper Office: Detail · Republic office in Columbus, Indiana
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Photo 1: ContextPhoto 2: Exterior · Republic Office in Columbus, IN, USAPhoto 3: Detail · Myron Goldsmith, architect National Historic LandmarkPhoto 4: Detail · Republic office in Columbus, Indiana

Workplace · Modernism

The Republic Newspaper Office

Myron Goldsmith (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill) · Columbus, United States · 1971

Key featuresOne-storey steel and glass building with a thin curtain wall under a flat roof; a National Historic Landmark.

Architect
Myron Goldsmith (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill)
Place
Columbus, United States
Year
1971
Typology
Workplace
Movement
Modernism
Region
Americas
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