| just one of the many modern architecture | stories we have been seeing for some time, | public interest in, and love for, modernist | works remains high, regardless of whatever | the pundits may say.
Arrested redevelopment Architectural gem changes builder's plan By Beverly Fortune HERALD-LEADER STAFF WRITER A recently sold Lexington house, described as one of the most significant modern houses of the 20th century in the United States, will not be razed as its architect had feared. The buyers of the austere concrete-and-steel house, built in the early 1990s for a Lexington lawyer, the late Robert S. Miller and his wife, Penny, were primarily interested in developing the property on which the house stands. Then they saw the house. cont'd... http://www.kentucky.com/mld/heraldleader/living/home/13792497.htm _______________________________________________ in-enaction mailing list http://mail.architexturez.net/mailman/listinfo/in-enaction + Architexturez collaborative at http://portal.architexturez.org/
