Goldsmith, Myron

Goldsmith, Myron
333 Second Street Columbus, IN 47201

Myron Goldsmith is associated in Columbus, Indiana, with The Republic building, completed in 1971 and now home to the J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program. A partner at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and a protégé of Mies van der Rohe, Goldsmith was known for an architecture of structural clarity, restraint, and precision. In Columbus, The Republic building used glass and steel to express openness and public connection, with the newspaper’s presses once visible from the street. The building later received an AIA Honor Award and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2012, underscoring its importance within Columbus’s modern architectural legacy.

Columbus, Indiana projects
• The Republic / J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program, 333 Second Street, 1971.

Honors
• AIA Honor Award, 1975, for The Republic building.
• National Historic Landmark designation for The Republic building, 2012.

Work in Columbus