The following resources explore modern architecture in DC. 

The Mid-Century Neighborhoods Tour explores Washington, DC’s suburban neighborhoods, largely characterized by tradition with stately single-family homes designed in a variety of Revival styles from Colonial to Tudor. In some neighborhoods, isolated examples and small collections of more cutting-edge, Mid-Century Modern houses defy this norm.

The Modernism in Washington brochure highlights architectural trends in the 20th century that combine functionalism, new technologies, and the rejection of historical precepts. 

DC Modern looks at buildings and landscapes designed and built in the District between 1945 and 1976.