Propylaeum presents work of noted preservation architect Jim Kienle
The Indianapolis Propylaeum, as part of their Historic Preservation Series, hosted a presentation on the career of Jim Kienle.
Jim practiced architecture for over 60 years and affected the built environment locally, nationally, and internationally. He influenced the economic success of towns that he worked in as well as the work of other architects. The program will portray the stories of how Jim came to be an architect and throughout his career as one of the foremost preservation architects of his time.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – On June 10, Prosperity Indiana and the Hoosier Housing Needs Coalition delivered a letter signed by nearly 500 Hoosier organizations and individuals urging Governor Eric Holcomb to create and convene a Commission on Housing Safety, Stability, and Affordability to address Indiana’s worsening housing crisis.
Join the James Whitcomb Riley Museum home and the Lockerbie Neighborhood for a series of fun, exciting, and entertaining events over the summer of 2024—including the Lockerbie Garden Party, the Nights on Lockerbie Concert Series, and a series of summer camps.
Billboard and outdoor advertising companies continue to push aggressive requests that violate standards designed to foster and protect an inviting visual environment within our City.
You can help! Stand with historic neighborhoods by opposing these recent variance requests made by the advertising companies to the City's Board of Zoning Appeals.
Corporate investors contributing to housing crisis in Indiana.
A new report by the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana (FHCCI) is outlining how corporate investors are buying up a significant amount of Indianapolis' single family homes.
