House of Tomorrow (Indiana)

The House of Tomorrow is a historic architectural marvel located in Beverly Shores, Indiana, originally showcased at the 1933-34 Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Designed by architect George Fred Keck, this innovative structure features a unique dodecagonal shape with extensive glass walls and even included an airplane hangar. After its exhibition, the house was relocated across Lake Michigan and has undergone various restoration efforts since the late 1990s. Recognized as a National Treasure, it is currently undergoing significant rehabilitation, with plans to restore its iconic glass walls by 2026. This site offers a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century modernist design and the evolution of sustainable architecture.