10565 Spring Mill Road

Renowned architect Evans Woollen is best known for shaping Indiana's architectural landscape through iconic landmarks including Clowes Memorial Hall and the Indianapolis Central Library, while his private residences are celebrated for their thoughtful integration of architecture, landscape, and the lives of those who inhabit them. Architectural historians increasingly regard this residence as the culmination of Woollen's residential philosophy. At the end of his career, Woollen was lured out of retirement to accept one final residential commission: a trio of private homes within a secluded wooded enclave in what is now a coveted Carmel address. Given complete creative freedom, he designed each home around its owners' lifestyles rather than a signature style. The result is architecture defined by clean, sculptural forms, intuitive proportions, abundant natural light, and a seamless relationship with the surrounding landscape. Composed yet inviting, disciplined yet warm, this home is more than a luxury residence- it is one of Woollen's final opportunities to demonstrate that exceptional architecture begins not with a style, but with the people who call it home.