Visit the "House America has been Waiting For" - the all-steel Lustron house. Built in 1950, this house is one of only about 2500 that were built and one of the approximately 1400 that remain standing.

Spend your afternoon on our bus tour exploring a collection of Wilton’s midcentury modern homes! The wooded hills of Wilton, CT proved to be an ideal and inspiring place for this celebrated architectural style, which emphasized a connection with nature.

After World War II, the University of Massachusetts Amherst embarked upon one of the most ambitious academic building programs in the United States. Following a 1963 master plan by renowned landscape architect, Hideo Sasaki, UMass Amherst employed some of the most distinguished architects of the time, among them Marcel Breuer, Kevin Roche, and Edward Durell Stone. The tour will investigate their distinctive Brutalist buildings and how they are now being reimagined after serving generations of students well.