Athens of the Prairie

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Athens of the Prairie is a nickname for Columbus, Indiana, highlighting its renowned collection of modernist architecture and design.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nickname
appliedTo city
associatedWithArchitect César Pelli NERFINISHED
Eero Saarinen NERFINISHED
Eliel Saarinen NERFINISHED
Gunnar Birkerts NERFINISHED
Harry Weese NERFINISHED
I. M. Pei NERFINISHED
Kevin Roche NERFINISHED
associatedWithBuilding Cleo Rogers Memorial Library NERFINISHED
Columbus City Hall (Indiana) NERFINISHED
First Christian Church (Columbus, Indiana) NERFINISHED
Irwin Union Bank (Columbus, Indiana) NERFINISHED
Miller House and Garden NERFINISHED
North Christian Church (Columbus, Indiana) NERFINISHED
associatedWithOrganization Cummins Inc. NERFINISHED
associatedWithPerson J. Irwin Miller NERFINISHED
associatedWithStyle Mid-century modern architecture NERFINISHED
Modern architecture
category Nicknames of cities in the United States
comparedTo Athens, Greece NERFINISHED
comparisonReason cultural and architectural significance
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasHeritage modernist architecture
hasReputation one of the most architecturally significant small cities in the United States
notableFor architecturally significant churches
architecturally significant corporate buildings
architecturally significant public buildings
concentration of buildings by leading modernist architects
reasonForNickname high-quality urban design
renowned collection of modernist architecture
refersTo Columbus, Indiana NERFINISHED
state Indiana
usedInContext architectural history discussions
tourism promotion for Columbus, Indiana

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Columbus, Indiana, United States nicknamed Athens of the Prairie
subject surface form: Columbus, Indiana