Articles with keyword "Architecture"
Feature
The Other Jefferson Davis
By Guy Gugliotta
The U.S. Capitol, as we know it today, would never have existed without Jefferson Davis.
In Focus
Alabama's Bob Stewart
By Larry Bleiberg
Alabama's Bob Stewart Builds and rebuilds on the humanities.
Curio
Good Stable Manners
In Ancient Rome and Modern America, NEH-funded scholar Margaret Malamud looks at the ways visions of the imperial city have been incorporated into everything from the Constitution to Caes
Curio
Capital Gains
By Steve Moyer
Adolf Cluss lived through revolutionary times, first in his native Heilbronn in southwest Germany, where as a young man he got swept up in the popular uprisings of 1848, and then in Washington, D.C.,
Curio
Stained-Glass Heaven
By Steve Moyer
The Bosco-Milligan Foundation / Architectural Heritage Center in Portland has preserved hundreds of stained-glass windows from the mid to late nineteenth century, including work from the celebrated Po