Archive for the AIA North Carolina Category

Architect: LittleProject Location: Graham, NCProject Completion Date: October, 2017 Short Description: The new 55,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art Advanced Applied Technology Center at Alamance Community College showcases technical learning and training, maximizing the learning experience and preparing students for careers in highly skilled fields. The building is configured to allow visibility

Architect: SILO AR+DProject Location: Fayetteville, ARProject Completion Date: January, 2018 Short Description: Like a mineral, the architecture of Hillside Rock emerges from interactions with its environment; an abstract outcropping situated within a lush forest. This low-cost single family house ​is located on a dramatically sloping three-quarter acre site. The crystalline

Architect: tonic designProject Location: Raleigh, NCProject Completion Date: February, 2017 Short Description: The juxtaposition between old and new, historic and modern was the inspiration for this project. The 1500sf addition responds to the intent of the old 1916 Georgian-Revival house and builds upon its existing narrative of family,

Architect: in situ studioProject Location: Raleigh, NCProject Completion Date: 2017 Short Description: The Nolintha Residence is a renovation and small addition to an historic, 1920s four-square house in downtown Raleigh. Our clients, who are brother and sister, are successful restaurateurs. They wanted a house with separate bedroom spaces,

Architect: GenslerProject Location: Raleigh, NCProject Completion Date: April, 2016 Short Description: What was once a storage facility for dishes and dining ware has been reimagined as a work and social space for a local investment firm. Located on a hilltop overlooking downtown Raleigh, the 50-year-old building has been

Architect: ThoughCraft ArchitectsProject Location: Chapel Hill, NCProject Completion Date: December, 2016 Short Description: The design creates a central living room within the landscape. With floor to ceiling glass either side, the room may be fully opened to the meadow for inside/outside living. This is analogous to the southern

Architect: Clark NexsenProject Location: Durham, NCProject Completion Date: August, 2015 Short Description: Described as “fortress-like” by students, Edens Quad was the least desirable place to live on campus. A series of strategies were developed for reviving the quad, creating a vibrant residential community connected to and engaged with

Architect: in situ studioProject Location: Raleigh, NCProject Completion Date: 2016 Short Description: Ocotea is a renovation, demolition, and addition project near downtown Raleigh. The existing house was designed by an architect and built in 1959. Over the years, the house had been serially and poorly renovated, yielding dark,