Michael Graves is an American postmodernist architect who designed the Indianapolis Art Center and restored the Washington Monument.
Michael Graves was born on July 9, 1934 in Indianapolis, Ind. He studied at Harvard University and designed Modernist private houses. In the late 1970s he adopted postmodernism, designing the Portland Building, the Humana Building in Louisville and the Indianapolis Art Center. His other projects include the restoration of the Washington Monument and the creation of a line of items for Target.
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